Most Recent Articles from Albany Law Review

• White collar crime's gray area: the anomaly of criminalizing conduct not civilly actionable 

  ABSTRACT ABSTRACT Substantive and procedural differences between criminal and civil treatment of conduct sounding in securities fraud combine...

  01/01/09 by Wendy Gerwick Couture · More from publication

• From the Civil War to the war on terror: the evolution and application of the state secrets privilege 

  I. INTRODUCTION I. INTRODUCTION On a warm July day in 1861, a Union spy named William Lloyd received secret orders from President Lincoln to...

  01/01/09 by Jason A. Crook · More from publication

• Rulemaking without rules: an empirical study of direct final rulemaking 

  ABSTRACT ABSTRACT In an effort to improve efficiency, several administrative agencies have adopted a procedure known as "direct final...

  01/01/09 by Michael Kolber · More from publication

• The adaptive American judiciary: from classical adjudication to class action litigation 

  ABSTRACT ABSTRACT Beginning primarily in the late-twentieth century, the American legal system underwent several rather dramatic changes in...

  01/01/09 by Chris H. Miller · More from publication

• Victims without legal remedies: why kids need schools to develop comprehensive anti-bullying policies 

  I. INTRODUCTION I. INTRODUCTION The consensus among physicians and social scientists, (1) educators and youth development organizations, (2)...

  01/01/09 by Julie Sacks · More from publication

• The judges v. the state: obtaining adequate judicial compensation and New York's current constitutional crisis 

  I. INTRODUCTION I. INTRODUCTION Though the problem of obtaining secure and adequate compensation for judges, rightly deemed indispensable to...

  01/01/09 by Justin S. Teff · More from publication

View more»