Arizona Law Review

No Longer the Highest Degree of Confusion: Arizona Supreme Court Strikes Down the Common Carrier Doctrine

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2012)

Raphael Avraham View PDF

The Arizona Supreme Court’s most recent decision, Nunez v. Professional Transit Management, addressed a long-standing confusion over the common carrier doctrine in Arizona.1 After decades of ambiguous case law, the…

Cosper v. Rea: In an Appeal From Arbitration, Disclosure of Witnesses and Exhibits is Limited to Simultaneous Filing With the Notice of Appeal

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2012)

Taylor House View PDF

In a decision released Monday, the Arizona Supreme Court clarified a procedural question concerning disclosure in appeals from arbitration. Pursuant to Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 77(g)(1), an appellant must…

New York Times: Study Challenges Supreme Court’s Image as Defender of Free Speech

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2012)

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New York Times: Study Challenges Supreme Court's Image as Defender of Free SpeechThe New York Times cites Erwin Chemerinsky’s Not a Free Speech Court in a recent article, which appeared…

The Volokh Conspiracy: The Rise of White-Collar Defense Practices at Large Law Firms

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2012)

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The Volokh Conspiracy: The Rise of White-Collar Defense Practices at Large Law FirmsOrin Kerr links to Chuck Weisselberg and Su Li’s article in the spring issue, Big Law’s Sixth Amendment.

Monitoring Immigration Enforcement

53 Ariz. L. Rev. 1089 (2011)

Stephen Lee Article with Responses View PDF

More than two-thirds of the unauthorized immigrant population—roughly 8 million out of 11.2 million—is in our nation’s workforce, and growing evidence suggests that unauthorized workers are more likely than their…

ICE Was Not Meant To Be Cold: The Case for Civil Rights Monitoring of Immigration Enforcement at the Workplace

53 Ariz. L. Rev. 1137 (2011)

Kati L. Griffith Response Essay View PDF

Professor Lee’s proposal addresses ICE’s all-too-often myopic focus on aggressive workplace-based immigration enforcement at the expense of its “secondary” consideration for employees’ workplace protections. In this Response Essay, I illuminate…

Protecting Immigrant Workers Through Interagency Cooperation

53 Ariz. L. Rev. 1157 (2011)

Jayesh M. Rathod Response Essay View PDF

Stephen Lee’s Monitoring Immigration Enforcement offers a promising prescription for resolving the long-standing tension between the workplace enforcement priorities of the Department of Homeland Security (“DHS”) and the efforts by…

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