California law review

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  Año 2002, Vol. 90, Número 5

  • Who Should Pay for Bad Genes?

    Eric Rakowski

    págs. 1345-1414

    

  • Crime, community, and criminal justice

    Jonathan Simon

    págs. 1415-1422

    

  • 'Fighting Fire with Fire': Rethinking the Role of Disgust in Hate Crimes

    Kathryn Abrams

    págs. 1423-1464

    

  • Community Prosecutors

    Anthony V. Alfieri

    págs. 1465-1511

    

  • Reciprocity, Collective Action, and Community Policing

    Dan M. Kahan

    págs. 1513-1539

    

  • Independent-Norm Federalism in Criminal Law

    Susan R. Klein

    págs. 1541-1591

    

  • Praying for Community Policing

    Tracey L. Meares

    págs. 1593-1634

    

  • Follow the Money: Getting to the Root of the Problem with Civil Asset Forfeiture in California

    Karis Ann-Yu Chi

    págs. 1635-1673

    

  • The Commerce Clause and Federalism after Lopez and Morrison: The Case for Closing the Jurisdictional-Element Loophole

    Diane McGimsey

    págs. 1675-1737

    

  • From Law to Content in the New Media Marketplace

    Daniel M. Filler

    págs. 1739-1774