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Cutting Class: Why Arizona’s Ethnic Studies Ban Won’t Ban Ethnic Studies

53 Ariz. L. Rev. 1041 (2011)

Nicholas B. Lundholm Law and Policy Note View PDF

In 2006, Mexican-American labor activist Dolores Huerta told an assembly of Tucson High School students that “Republicans hate Latinos.” This remark set in motion a prolonged effort by then-Arizona State…

Arizona Supreme Court Adopts Daubert Standard for Expert Witness Testimony After Constitutional Dustup

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2011)

Emily Ward Article View PDF

For nearly 40 years the Arizona Supreme Court followed the Frye standard governing expert witness testimony. On September 7, 2011, the Court changed this trajectory by amending Arizona Rule of…

ALR member runner-up in 2011 Michael Greenberg Student Writing Competition

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2011)

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Shawn Casey, an Executive Note Editor on the 2012 board, was second runner-up in the Michael Greenberg Student Writing Competition with her paper “Illicit Regulation: A Framework for Challenging the…

Wall Street Journal Links to “Arming States’ Rights” Paper

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2011)

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The Wall Street Journal featured a story yesterday about Gary Marbut, a Montana gun rights advocate and a key figure in an upcoming legal battle that may challenge Congress’s constitutional…

Supreme Court Strikes Down Arizona Campaign Finance Law

Ariz. L. Rev. Syl. (2011)

Andrew Spencer Article View PDF

In the wake of a decade of corruption scandals, Arizona voters adopted the Citizens Clean Elections Act in 1998. The Act adopted a voluntary system of public funding for statewide…

Dean’s Tribute

53 Ariz. L. Rev. 363 (2011)

Lawrence Ponoroff Tribute View PDF

Just in the way he conducts himself every day, Ted serves as a role model to us all on conscientiousness, collegiality, and respect for others. If ever there was a…