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Northwestern University Law Review : Issues : Volume 100, Issue 3

Volume 100, Issue 3

	ARTICLES
	Efficient Trespass:  The Case for "Bad Faith" Adverse Possession [citation]		Lee Anne Fennell	1037-1096
	A Constitutional Hierarchy of Religions?  Justice Scalia, the Ten Commandments, and the Future of the Establishment Clause [citation]		Thomas B. Colby	1097-1140
	Tiresias and the Justices:  Using Information Markets to Predict Supreme Court Decisions [citation]		Miriam A. Cherry & Robert L. Rogers	1141-1196
	Redundant Tax and Spending Programs [citation]		Nancy Staudt	1197-1250
	REVIEW ESSAY
	After Public Interest Law [citation]		Scott L. Cummings & Ingrid V. Eagly	1251-1294
	BOOK REVIEW
	The Red Menace, Revisited [citation]		David E. Bernstein	1295-1324
	COMMENTS
	Calling a Lemon a Lemon:  Regulating Electronic Gambling Machines to Contain Pathological Gambling [citation]		Bradley S. Fiorito	1325-1366
	Why the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund Proves the Case for a New Zealand-Style Comprehensive Social Insurance Plan in the United States [citation]		James C. Harris	1367-1408
	West Virginia's Painful Settlement:  How the OxyContin Phenomenon and Unconventional Theories of Tort Liability May Make Pharmaceutical Companies Liable for Black Markets [citation]		Joseph B. Prater	1409-1438
	Invoking the Penalty:  How Florida's Felon Disenfranchisement Law Violates the Constitutional Requirement of Population Equality in Congressional Representation, and What to Do About It [citation]		Katherine Shaw	1439-1477