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Cumberland Law Review

Volume 39 No. 2
2008-2009


ARTICLES

 

Defending Corporations Walter Block & J.H. Huebert

Is “Recovered” Really Recovered?:
“Recovered” Species Under the
Endangered Species Act

James L. Noles, Jr.

Disenfranchising the non-Riparian:
Alabama’s Water resource
Management program

W. Barron A. Avery

Economic Calculation and the Courts:
a Theory of hoaxes

William L. Anderson

COMMENT

Deafening Silence: The Quest for a Remedy in Internet Defamation

A Structural Criticism of the DNA Analysis Backlog Elimination Act

CASENOTES

Constitutional Law—Competency and Self-Representation— Constitution Permits
States to Limit a Defendant’s Self- Representation Right by Insisting upon
Representation by Counsel for Defendant Lacking Mental Competency.
Indiana v. Edwards, 128 S. Ct. 2379 (2008).

Constitutional Law—Freedom of Speech—Federal Ban on Pandering of Child Pornography
Does Not Infringe upon First Amendment Rights.
United States v. Williams, 128 S. Ct. 1830 (2008).



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