Mississippi Law Journal Author Index
Honorable Ruggero J. Aldisert
Perspective from the Bench
Jose Anderson
2011 - Big Brother or Little Brother? Surrendering Seizure Privacy for the Benefits of Communication Technology
Ronald Bacigal
Making the Right Gamble: The Odds on Probable Cause
2011 - A Unified Theory for Seizure of the Person
Jayne W. Barnard
Creative Sanctions for Online Investment Fraud
Robert Bloom
Border Searches in the Age of Terrorism
Howard K. Blumberg
Confessions of a Public Defender Turned Criminal Appeals Clinic Professor
Craig Bradley
Rehnquist's Fourth Amendment: Be Reasonable
Honorable M. Jane Brady
Keynote Address: Prosecution Responses to Internet Victimization
Craig M. Bradley
The Reasonable Policeman: Police Intent in Criminal Procedure
Susan Brenner
2005 - The Fourth Amendment in an Era of Ubiquitous Technology
2006 - Should Online Defamation be Criminalized?
2011 - Fourth Amendment Future: Remote Computer Searches and the Use of Virtual Force
Phillip W. Broadhead
A Model Program for Creating and Maintaining a Criminal Appeals Clinic at your Law School: More Bang for Your Buck
John Burkoff
“A Flame of Fire”: The Fourth Amendment in Perilous Times
Paul Butler
A Long Step Down the Toalitarian Path: Justice Douglas' Great Dissent in Terry v. Ohio
Edwin J. Butterfoss
School Children and Parolees: Not So Special Any More
Stacey Caplow
"Tacking Too Close to the Wind": The Challenge to Prosecution Clinics to Set our
Students on a Straight Course
Thomas K. Clancy
2002 - Coping with Technological Change: Kyllo and the Proper Analytical Structure to Measure the Scope of Fourth Amendment Rights
2005 - The Fourth Amendment Aspects of Computer Searches: A Perspective and a Primer
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A. Morgan Cloud
2002 - Rube Goldberg Meets the Constitution: The Supreme Court,
Technology and the Fourth Amendment
2003 - Quakers, Slaves and the Founders: Profiling to Save the Union
2006 - Rights Without Remedies: The Court that Cried "Wolf"
Joseph T. Cook
The Detention of Material Witnesses and the Fourth Amendment
Patrick E. Corbett
Prosecuting the Internet Fraud Case Without Going Broke
2011 - The Future of the Fourth Amendment in a Digital Evidence Context: Where Would the Supreme Court Draw the Electronic LIne at the Interntional Border
Diane Courselle
Special Challenges for Rural Law School Criminal Appeals Clinics
Larry Cunningham
The Use of "Boot Camps" and Orientation Periods in Externships and Clinics: Lessons Learned from a Criminal Prosecution Clinic
John F. Curran
Internet Crime Victimization: Sentencing
Thomas Davies
Correcting Search-and-Seizure History:Now-Forgotten Common-Law
Warrantless Arrest Standards and the Original Understanding of
“Due Process of Law”
Samuel Davis
Keynote Address
George E. Dix
Subjective "Intent" as a Component of Fourth Amendment Reasonableness
Richard W. Downing
Thinking Through Sentencing in Computer Hacking Cases: Did the U.S. Sentencing Commission Get it Right?
Donald Dripps
The Fourth Amendment and the Fallacy of Composition: Determinacy Versus Legitimacy in a Regime of Bright-Line Rules
2011 - Responding to the Challenges of Contextual Change and Legal Dynamism in Interpreting the Fourt Amendment
Kyle Duncan
Child Pornography and First Amendment Standards
Timothy H. Everett
On the Value of Prison Visits with Incarcerated Clients Represented on Appeal by a Law School Criminal Defense Clinic
Barry C. Feld
T.L.O.'s Unanswered Questions
Clifford Fishman
2011 - Electronic Privacy in the Government Workplace and the City of Ontario, Caifornia v. Quon: The Supreme Court Brought Forth a Mouse
Susan A. Freiwald
Electronic Surveillance at the Virtual Border
Lawrence Friedman
Reactive and IncompletelyTheorized State Constitutional Decision-Making
Martin R. Gardner
Strip Searching Students: The Supreme Court's Latest Failure to Articulate a Sufficiently Clear Statement of Fourth Amendment Law
Thomas F. Geraghty
The Clinic as a Public Interest Law Office
Honorable Joseph Grasso
“John Adams Made Me Do It”: Judicial Federalism,
Judicial Chauvinism, and Article 14 of Massachusetts’ Declaration of Rights
Matthew Hall
Border Fiction: Does an Analogy to Immigration Law Alleviate Fourth Amendment Anxiety?
Catherine Hancock
Warrants for Wearing a Wire: Fourth Amendment Privacy and Justice Harland's Dissent in United States v. White
David Harris
Using Race or Ethnicity as a Factor in Assessing the Reasonableness of Fourth Amendment Activity: Description, Yes; Prediction, No
Marc Harrold
Computer Searches of Probationers – Diminished Privacies, “Special Needs” & “Whilst Quiet Pedophiles” – Plugging the Fourth Amendment into the “Virtual Home Visit”
Christopher M. Johnson
The New Hampshire Appellate Defender Program: An Apprenticeship Clinic
Peter A. Joy
Prosecution Clinics: Dealing with Professional Role
Lewis Katz
Terry v. Ohio at Thirty-Five: A Revisionist View
Honorable Michael E. Keasler
The Texas Experience A Case for the Lockstep Approach
Orin Kerr
Search Warrants in an Era of Digital Evidence
Nancy King
Envisioning Post-Conviction Review for the Twenty-First Century
Honorable Jack Landau
Should State Courts Depart From the Fourth Amendment?
Search and Seizure, State Constitutions, and the Oregon Experience
Mary Graw Leary
The Reasonableness of Children's Expectations of Privacy in Today's (digital) World
Cynthia Lee
2011 -
A Reasonableness with Teeth: The Future of Fourt Amendment Reasonableness Analysis
Debra Livingston
Purpose Analysis and the Wall between the Law Enforcement and Intelligence Communities
Arnold H. Loewy
Knowing "Consent" Means "Knowing Consent": The Underappreciated Wisdom of Justice Marshall's Schneckloth v. Bustamonte Dissent
Wayne A. Logan
Reasonableness as a Rule" A Paean to Justice O'Connor's Dissent in Atwater v. City of Lago Vista
Mary A. Lynch
Designing a Hybrid Domestic Violence Prosecution Clinic
Tracey Maclin
2002 - Katz, Kyllo, and Technology :Virtual Fourth Amendment
Protection in the Twenty-First Century
2003 - "Voluntary" Interviews and Airport Searches of Middle Eastern Men: The Fourth Amendment in a Time of Terror
2011 - (Tracey Maclin and Jennifer Rader) No More Chipping Away: The Roberts's Court Uses an Axe to Take out the Fourth Amendment Exclusionary Rule
Donald R. Mason
Sentencing Policy and Procedure as Applied to Cyber Crimes: A Call for Reconsideration and Dialogue
Jean Montoya
The University of San Diego Criminal Clinic: It's All in the Mix
Myron Moskovitz
The Search Incident to Arrest Doctrine:What The Future Might Hold
Richard Myers
2011 - Challenges to Terry for the Twenty-First Century
Jack Nowlin
2011 -
The Warren Court's House Built on Sand: From Security in Persons, Houses, Papers and Effects to Mere Reasonableness in Fourt Amendment Doctrine
Ann O'Connell
Rehnquist's Fourth Amendment: Protecting Those Who Serve
Paul Ohm
2011 - The Fourth Amendment in a World Without Privacy
Wesley Oliver
2011 - Western Union, The American Federation of Labor, Google, and the Changing Face of Privacy Advocates
John Palfrey
The Public and the Private at the United States Border with Cyberspace
John Pray and Keith Findley
The Evolution Through Experience of Criminal Clinics: The Remington Clinical Center
William P. Quigley
Reflections from the Journals of Prosecution Clinic Students
Jennifer Rader
2011 - (Tracey Maclin and Jennifer Rader) No More Chipping Away: The Roberts's Court Uses an Axe to Take out the Fourth Amendment Exclusionary Rule
Honorable Irma Raker
Fourth Amendment and Independent State Grounds
Attorney General Janet Reno
The Importance of Prosecution Training in Law School
Harvey Rishikof
Combating Terrorism in the Digital Age: A Clash of Doctrines: The Frontier of Sovereignty - National Security and Citizenship-The Fourth Amendment-Technology and Shifting Legal Borders
Ric Simmons
2011 -
The New Reality of Search Analysis: Four Trends Created by New Surveillance Technologies
Hans P. Sinha
Prosecutorial Externship Programs: Past, Present and Future
Appendix: Clinical Survey
David Sklansky
Back to the Future: Kyllo, Katz , and Common Law
Christopher Slobogin
2002 - Public Privacy: Camera Surveillance of Public Places and the Right to Anonymity
2005 - Transaction Surveillance by the Government
2012 - Rehnquist and Panvasive Searches
Linda F. Smith
Benefits of an Integrated (Prosecution & Defense) Criminal Law Clinic
Lisa C. Smith
Community Prosecution: Can a Law School Prosecutors Clinic Adopt This Approach?
Cindy Southworth and Sarah Tucker
Technology, Stalking and Domestic Violence Victims
Victor Streib
The Fourth Amendment Rights of Younger Children
Carol S. Steiker
Brandeis in Olmstead: "Our Government is the Potent, the Onmipresent Teacher"
2012 - Terry Unbound
J. Thomas Sullivan
Ethical Considerations for the Clinical Director: Balancing Education With Effective Representation
Scott Sundby
Protecting the Citizen "Whilst He Is Quiet": Suspicionless Searches, "Special Needs" and General Warrants
Andrew E. Taslitz
The Expressive Fourth Amendment:Rethinking the Good Faith
Exception to the Exclusionary Rule
George C. Thomas III
Terrorism, Race and a New Approach to Consent Searches
James Tomkovicz
Technology and the Threshold of the Fourth Amendment: A Tale of Two Futures
2012 - Rehnquist's Fourth: A Portrait of the Justice as a Law and Order Man
2012 - Fourth Amendment Decisions During the Rehnquist Years (1972-2005)
Margaret A. (Peggy) Tonon
Beauty and the Beast - Hybrid Prosecution Externships in a Non-Urban Setting
Lisa Torraco
The New Mexico District Attorney Clinic: Skills and Justice
Kathryn Urbonya
A Fourth Amendment "Search" in the Age of Technology: Postmodern Perspective
Michael Vitiello
Oral Argument: The Student Advocate
Russell L. Weaver
The Fourth Amendment and the Advance of Technology
Robert Williams
State Constitutional Methodology in Search and Seizure Cases
Daniel Yeager
Overcoming Hiddenness: The Role of Intentions in Fourth Amendment Analysis