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Volume 38, Issue 3 (2008)

Essays

Introduction
D. Michael Risinger

Introduction of Jack B. Weinstein
Margaret Berger

Finding Facts and Making Judgments
Hon. Jack B. Weinstein

Introduction of William Twining
Peter Tillers

Address to Evidencers
William Twining

Introduction
D. Michael Risinger

Innocents at Risk: Adversary Imbalance, Forensic Science, and the Search for Truth
Keith A. Findley

Narrative Theory, FRE 803(3), and Criminal Defendants' Post-Crime State of Mind Hearsay
Eleanor Swift

Experts, Mental States, and Acts
Christopher Slobogin

The Case Against Abandoning the Search for Substantive Accuracy
Edward J. Imwinkelried

What's Wrong with Litigation-Driven Science? An Essay in Legal Epistemology
Susan Haack

Comments

My Lawyer Went to Court and All I Got Was This Lousy Coupon! The Class Action Fairness Act's Inadequate Provision for Judicial Scrutiny over Proposed Coupon Settlements
J. Brendan Day

Why Rule 37(e) Does Not Create a New Safe Harbor for Electronic Evidence Spoliation
Gal Davidovitch

Whose Cell Line Is It Anyway? Intellectual Property Implications of New Jersey's Policy on Stem Cell Research
Gary R. Tulip

A First Amendment Breach: The National Security Agency's Electronic Surveillance Program
Caitlin Thistle

Volume Thirty-Eight E-Board

Editor-in-Chief: David V. Simunovich
Executive Editor: Lincoln D. Wilson
Managing Editor: John J. Roberts
Symposium Editor: Randy Samson
Business Editor: Kevin W. Weber
Senior Articles Editor: Gary R. Tulp
Articles Editors: J. Brendan Day; Riccardo DeBari; Margaret E. Hirce; Gregory Reid; Allison N. Scaduto
Comments Editors: Gal J. Davidovitch; Cristina Finetti; Jeffrey A. Gruen; Jaclyn Kass; Sean Mulryne; Brian P. Scibetta