Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review | Vol 33 | No. 2

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Volume 33, Number 2 (2000) Symposium on Trials of the Century

Articles

Statutory Interpretation and the Lessons of Llewellyn
John M. Breen

Lies between Mommy and Daddy: The Case for Recognizing Spousal Emotional Distress Claims Based on Domestic Deceit That Interferes with Parent-Child Relationships
Linda L. Berger

The Death Penalty and the Way We Think Now
R. George Wright

Symposium

Cases of the Century
Laurie L. Levenson

Who Is the Lawyer of the Century
Gerald F. Uelmen

Transformative Justice and the Ethos of Nuremberg
Jonathan Turley

Revisiting the McCarthy Era: Looking at Wilkinson v. United States in Light of Wilkinson v. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank Wilkinson

United States v. John W. Hinckley Jr. (1982)
Vincent J. Fuller

Foreword: The Hillside Strangler Trial
Ronald M. George

This Case Is Brought to You by...: How High-Profile Media Trials Affect Juries
Richard Gabriel

What I Learned Covering the Trials of the Century
David Dow

Trials of the Century
Linda Deutsch

Notes and Comments

Protecting Federalism or Assaulting Separation of Powers: The Proposed Tenth Amendment Enforcement Act
Allyson T. Oshidari

Other

Speech—Creating Freedom: Birmingham, 1963, a Legal Sermon in Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday, January 15, 1999
Samuel H. Pillsbury