Most Recent Articles from St. John's Law Review

• SOCRATIC METHOD AND THE MATHEMATICAL HEURISTIC OF GEORGE PÓLYA, THE 

  INTRODUCTION What can an eminent mathematician teach law professors? A good deal-if we just ignore the math. The Socratic method, once the staple...

  10/01/07 by Rhee, Robert J · More from publication

• INAUGURAL HON. JOSEPH W. BELLACOSA DISTINGUISHED JURIST-IN-RESIDENCE 

  This lecture begins with a tribute to the students, faculty, and administration here at St. John's, who have given me a truly remarkable and...

  10/01/07 by Kaye, Judith S · More from publication

• TURNING OUT THE "LIGHT OF REASON AND EXPERIENCE": THE SELECTIVE WAIVER DOCTRINE AND PROPOSED FEDERAL RULE OF EVIDENCE 502 

  INTRODUCTION A trial requires the truth to meet the ends of justice.1 At the same time, common law has created the law of privileges because...

  10/01/07 by Lambert, Michelle · More from publication

• CONSTITUTIONAL RELEVANCE OF THE EMPLOYER-SOVEREIGN RELATIONSHIP: EXAMINING THE DUE PROCESS RIGHTS OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN LIGHT OF THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SPEECH DOCTRINE, THE 

  INTRODUCTION The Constitution prohibits the government from depriving anyone of a property interest without first according that person procedural...

  10/01/07 by Garry, Patrick M · More from publication

• BEYOND CONFUSION: REEXAMINING TRADEMARK LAW'S GOALS IN THE WORLD OF ONLINE ADVERTISING 

  INTRODUCTION Trademark law has its roots in the common law of deceit.1 Trademarks emerged as "identifier [s] of the particular source of...

  10/01/07 by Bonewitz, Paul L · More from publication

• EMINENT REASSESSMENT OR TAX DOMAIN: ARE LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES SUFFERING FROM DYSLEXIA? 

  INTRODUCTION Try to imagine a pleasant waterfront town. Quiet and quaint, this town has pretty ocean views. The homes do not belong to the rich...

  10/01/07 by Wiesel, Allan A · More from publication

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