Volume 33, Issue 1 (2008)
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
Symposium Legislation, Litigation, Reflection and Repeal: The Legislative Abolition of the Death Penalty in New Jersey
Call to Order & Welcome
R. Erik Lillquist, George W. Conk, and Patrick Hobbs
Keynote Address: The Dynamic Interaction Between Courts, Legislature, and Public Opinion
James R. Zazzali
Panel I: The Struggle in the Courtroom
W. Michael Murphy, Dale Jones, William A. Zarling, and David A. Ruhnke
Panel II: The Death Penalty on Appeal: Constitutionality, Equality, and Proportionality Review
James R. Zazzali, Deborah T. Poritz, James K. Smith, Alan B. Handler, Peter G. Verniero, and Lawrence S. Lustberg
Legislative Resolution Presented to Celesete Fitzgerald for the New Jerseyans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty
Robert J. Martin, Raymond J. Lesniak, and Celeste Fitzgerald
Panel III - Legislative Moratorium and the New Jersey Death Penalty Study Commission
R. Erik Lillquist, Celeste Fitzgerald, Kevin D. Walsh, James H. Coleman Jr., and Miles S. Winder III
Panel IV: The Final Act - Repeal: Marshaling the Votes
Kathy Barrett Carter, Raymond J. Lesniak, Christopher Bateman, Wilfredo Caraballo, and Robert J. Martin
Article
Unconstitutional Commentary
Aaron Chait
Notes
The Problem with Dual-Office Holding in New Jersey and Potential Recommendations for Further Reforms Post the 2007 Dual-Office Holding Ban
Edmund Caulfield
