Albany Law Review

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Articles in June 2003 issue of Albany Law Review

• How well do you know your computer? The level of scienter in 18 U.S.C. s. 1462.
  by Zappen, Matthew James
• Indefinite detention: tipping the scale toward the liberty interest of freedom. (Case Note)
  by Pages, Myrna
• Affecting commerce: post Lopez review of the Hobbs Act.(Case Note)
  by Ferro, George P.
• A closer look at the Pioneer Fund: response to Rushton.(J. Philippe Rushton, Albany Law Review, vol. 66, p. 207, 2002)
  by Tucker, William H.
• Pioneer's big lie.(Pioneer Fund, Nazi eugenics)(response to article by J. Philippe Rushton, Albany Law Review, vol. 66, p. 207, 2002 )
  by Lombardo, Paul A.
• Public access to court records in New York: the experience under Uniform Rule 216.1 and the rule's future in a world of electronic filing.
  by Carpinello, George F.
• Richard C. Wesley: voting and opinion patterns on the New York Court.(New York State Court of Appeals)(Center for Judicial Process)
  by Bergen, Erika L.; Bonventre, Vincent Martin; Ritschdorff, Todd A.
• State laws and the independent judiciary: an analysis of the effects of the Seventeenth Amendment on the number of Supreme Court cases holding state laws unconstitutional.
  by Kochan, Donald J.
• Teaching government law & policy in law school: reflections on twenty-five years of experience.(Anniversary Celebration)(Government Law Center, Albany Law School)
  by Salkin, Patricia E.