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Volume 31, Issue 2 (2007)

As of Fall 2023, the Seton Hall Legislative Journal has been renamed to the Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Articles

Clarifying a Post-Payment Audit Fiction: Why Inadequate Clinical Records Are Not a Per Se Violation of the New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act
John W. Leardi

Contingent Fee Lobbying: Inflaming Avarice or Facilitating Constitutional Rights?
Thomas M. Susman and Margaret H. Martin

Elimination of Litigation by Legislation: The Statutory Salvation of St. Virgil School
Robert J. Martin

Notes

The Effects of Modern Constitutional Sentencing Law and Natale, Franklin and Abdullah on New Jersey Sentencing Law and Relationship to the Legislative Intent Behind the New Jersey Criminal Sentencing Code
Christopher J. Turano

Is Trademark Dilution Law Diluting Rights? A Survey of the Trademark Dilution Revision Act of 2006
Christopher R. Kinkade

Protecting the Public Interest? Why Qualified Legislative Protection Undermines the Need for a Federal Reporters' Privilege
Kristen Anastos

Fair Share at Health Care: Current ERISA Preemption Jurisprudence Paves the Way for Health Care Reform
David Simon