Volume 19, Number 4
Symposium: Lawyers’ Special Responsibilities as Public Citizens in a Rapidly Changing World
Introduction
Susan D. Carle
Organizational Representation and the Frontiers of Gatekeeping
William H. Simon
The Market for Public Interest Law Services
Scott Cummings
Legal Access and Attorney Advertising
Nora Freeman Engstrom
Trust and the Global Law Firm
Robert K. Vischer
Transcripts: Assisting Law Students with Disabilities in the 21st Century
Welcome Remarks
David Jaffe
Kicking Down the Door to Employment I: Of Mentors and Schedule A
Myra Wilder
Jo Linda Johnson
William Phelan
Ollie D. Cantos VII
Kicking Down the Door to Employment II: Resources and How to Access Them
Paula Nailon
Sheri Denkensohn
Andy Imparato
Isaac Lidsky
The International Law Student: Culture, Access, and When We’ll Stop Scrambling
Fanta Aw
Sandra P. Buteau
Myra Wilder
Keynote Speaker
Patricia A. Shiu
Technology: Are You (And Your Vendors) Ahead Of, Or On the Curve?
Kenneth Hirsh
Sharon Krevor-Weisbaum
Gary Norman
Bryan Rapp
Research Project Bar Examination Accommodations for ADHD Graduates
Neha Sampat
Esme Grant
Selected Bibliography Relating to Law Students and Lawyers with Disabilities
Adeen Postar
ARTICLES:
Interpreting Judicial Interpretations of the Criminal Statutes of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act: Ten Years Later
Mohamed Y. Mattar
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS :
“Custody” in Custody: Redefining Miranda Rights in Prison
Maya Dominguez
Christian Legal Society v. Martinez: How an Obscure First Amendment Case Inadvertently and Unexpectedly Created a Significant Fourteenth Amendment Advance for LGBT Rights Advocates
Max Kanin
COMMENTS:
Tapping Into Police Conduct: The Improper Use of Wiretapping Laws to Prosecute Citizens Who Record On-Duty Police
J. Peter Bodri
Mosaic Theory and the Fourth Amendment: How Jones Can Save Privacy in the Fact of Evolving Technology
Madelaine Virginia Ford
