Hofstra Law Review
Volume 38, Issue 1 (2009)
Front Matter
Ideas
Small is the New Biglaw: Some Thoughts on Technology, Economics, and the Practice of Law
Glenn Harlan Reynolds
Remarks
Habeas by Any Other Name
Eric M. Freedman
Categorizing Zipporah's Petition
William E. Nelson
Articles
Legal Turmoil in a Factious Colony: New York, 1664-1776
William E. Nelson
Discovering Secrets: Act of State Defenses to Bribery Cases
Elizabeth Spahn
An Attorney-Client Privilege for Embattled Tax Practitioners: A Legislative Response to Uncertain Legal Counsel
William H. Volz and Theresa Ellis
The Case of the Headless Baby
The Case of the Headless Baby: Did Interracial Sex in the Massachusetts Bay Colony Lead to Infanticide and the Earliest Habeas Corpus Petition in America?
Melinde Lutz Sanborn
Notes
Redefining the Legal Family: Protecting the Rights of Coparents and the Best Interests of Their Children
Marissa Wiley
Giving Public Opinion the Process That is Due: What the Supreme Court Can Learn from Its Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence
Rebecca Wilhelm
End Matter
