Albany Law Review

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Articles in September 2004 issue of Albany Law Review

• The genial Justice: Robert H. Jackson.(Testimonial)
  by Marsh, James M.
• The twelve year rain delay: why a change in leadership will benefit the game of baseball.
  by Lamme, Jacob F.
• That baby: Justice Jackson's writings about a grandchild, and vice versa.(Testimonial)
  by Loftus, Thomas A., III
• A Tribute to Robert Jackson by his nephew.(Testimonial)
  by Adams, Harold Jackson
• Robert Jackson's transcendent influence over today's world.(Testimonial)
  by King, Henry T., Jr.
• Protect us or leave us alone: the New York state smoking ban.
  by Levin, Justin C.
• The legacy of Robert H. Jackson.(Testimonial)
  by Gerhart, Eugene C.
• From the lighthouses: how the first federal internal improvement projects created precedent that broadened the commerce clause, shrunk the takings clause, and affected early nineteenth century constitutional debate.
  by Grace, Adam S.
• Robert H. Jackson at the Nuremberg trials, 1945-1946 as remembereded by his personal bodyguard.(Testimonial)
  by Fuchs, Moritz
• Meeting the needs: fairness, morality, creativity and common sense Hugh R. Jones Memorial Lecture: Albany Law School - March 29, 2004.
  by Hancock, Stewart F., Jr.
• Remembering Robert H. Jackson at Nuremberg decades ago.(Testimonial)
  by Bryson, Brady O.
• For me, Robert H. Jackson is alive.(Testimonial)
  by Sonnenfeldt, Richard W.
• Bob Jackson remembered.(Testimonial)
  by Boskey, Bennett
• Robert H. Jackson: head of state? (Testimonial)
  by Prettyman, E. Barrett, Jr.
• Robert H. Jackson: Nuremberg's architect and advocate.(Testimonial)
  by Meltzer, Bernard D.
• That twinkle in his eyes.(Justice Robert H. Jackson)(Testimonial)
  by McLay, Alma Soller