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Articles in Fall 2002 issue of St. John's Law Review

• United States V. Simon and the new certification provisions
  by Mixter, Christian J
• Rebuilding corporate boards and refocusing shareholders for the post-Enron era
  by Johnson, Keith L
• Worker ownership through 401(k) retirement plans: Enron's cautionary tale
  by Millon, David
• Rose-colored glasses, opaque financial reporting, and investor blues: Enron as con and the vulnerability of Canadian corporate law
  by Sarra, Janis
• Vicarious snitching: Crime, cooperation, and "good corporate citizenship"
  by Simons, Michael A
• Symposium Enron and its aftermath: Enron's legislative aftermath: Some reflections on the deterrence aspects of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
  by Perino, Michael A
• Sarbanes-Oxley Act as Confirmation of recent trends in director and officer fiduciary obligations, The
  by Fairfax, Lisa M
• Enron, global crossing, and beyond: Implications for workers
  by Stabile, Susan J
• Just pucker and blow?: An analysis of corporate whistleblowers, the duty of care, the duty of loyalty, and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
  by Baynes, Leonard M
• Keynote address
  by Spitzer, Eliot
• Sarbanes-Oxley Act: Federalizing norms for officer, lawyer,and accountant behavior, The
  by Backer, Larry Cata
• Three and possibly four lessons about ERISA that we should, but probably will not, learn from Enron
  by Stein, Norman
• How the Sandoval ruling will affect environmental justice plaintiffs
  by DiBari, John
• Recent development in New York law: Holding that an insurance company had no duty to disclose a life-threatening medical condition highlights the need...
  by Palmese, Ronald Jr
• Corporate governance failures and the managerial duty of care
  by Wade, Cheryl L