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Volume 29, Number 4 (1996) Symposia—The Religious Voice in the Public Square and Executing the Wrong Person: The Professionals' Ethical Dilemmas

Introduction

Memorial Dedication to Walter Trinkaus

Walter Trinkaus
Robert W. Benson

Walter Trinkaus: A Lawyer's Lawyer, and Much More
William G. Coskran

Walter Tinkhaus In Memoriam
Edward McGlynn Gaffney Jr.

A Tribute to Walter Trinkaus
Frederick J. Lower Jr.

Walter Trinkaus—A Tribute
Quentin O. Ogren

Walter Trinkaus—Attorney, Colleague, Friend
Mark P. Robinson

Walter Trinkaus, Friend and Colleague
Martha S. Robinson

Walter Trinkaus
Grace C. Tonner

Walter Trinkaus: The Conversable Professor
Gerald F. Uelmen

Walter Trinkaus
Harry N. Zavos

Tribute to William G. Cochran

Goodbye, Mr. Pip
Gideon Kanner

Article

Whistleblower Bounty Lawsuits as Monitoring Devices in Government Contracting
William E. Kovacic

Symposium

Foreword: Voluntary Restraint and the Wormhole Effect
Kurt T. Lash

Religious Expression in the Public Square—The Building Blocks for an Intermediate Position
Kent Greenawalt

Religious Arguments in Public Political Debate
Michael J. Perry

Novel Public Reasons
Lawrence B. Solum

Cracks in the Mirrored Prison: An Evangelical Critique of Secularist Academic and Judicial Myths Regarding the Relationship of Religion and American Politics
David M. Smolin

Godtalk: Should Religion Inform Public Debate
J. David Bleich

Muslim Minorities and Self-Restraint in Liberal Democracies
Khaled Abou El Fadl

Symposium Problem: The Wrong Man Is About to Be Executed for a Crime He Did Not Commit

What Ought to be Done—What Can Be Done—When the Wrong Person is in Jail or about to Be Executed: An Invitation to a Multi-Disciplined Inquiry, and a Detour about Law School Pedagogy
W. William Hodes

L.A. Law School
Jan C. Costello

To Betray Once: To Betray Twice: Reflections on Confidentiality, A Guilty Client, an Innocent Condemned Man, and an Ethics-Seeking Defense Counsel
Mary C. Daly

The Life-Saving Exception to Confidentiality: Restating Law without the Was, the Will Be, or the Ought to Be
Monroe H. Freedman

Damned and Damnable: A Lawyer's Moral Duties with Life on the Line
Robert P. Lawry

The Hypothetical as a Tool for Teaching the Lawyer's Duty of Confidentiality
Kathryn W. Tate

An Ethical Fairy Tale
Gerald F. Uelmen

A Confession of Murder: The Psychiatrist's Dilemma
Philip J. Candilis and Paul S. Appelbaum

I'll Give You Shelter from the Storm: Privilege, Confidentiality, and Confessions of Crime
Michael L. Perlin

Ethical Obligations for the Psychiatrist: Confidentiality, Privilege, and Privacy in Psychiatric Treatment
Robert Sadoff

The Case of the Confidential Confession: Psychiatry
Daniel W. Shuman

The Muslim Perspective on the Clergy-Penitent Privilege
Azizah al-Hibri

Confidentiality Obligation of Clergy from the Perspective of Roman Catholic Priests
Anthony Cardinal Bevilacqua

Sacred Secrets or Sanctimonious Silence
Teresa Stanton Collett

Resolving the Conflict between the Ethical Values of Confidentiality and Saving a Life: A Jewish View
Arthur Gross Schaefer and Peter S. Levi

To Save a Life: Why a Rabbi and a Jewish Lawyer Must Disclose a Client Confidence
Russell G. Pearce

Between Scylla and Charybdis: When None of the Choices Are Good
Oliver S. Thomas

When Silence Screams
Reed Elizabeth Loder

Notes and Comments

Clear-Cutting Public Participation in Environmental Law: The Emergency Salvage Timber Sale Program
Paul Maynard Kakuske

OC's PD's Feeling the Squeeze—The Right to Counsel: In Light of Budget Cuts, Can the Orange County Office of the Public Defender Provide Effective Assistance of Counsel
Sonia Y. Lee