Article Spotlight by the Managing Editor of Articles
Lara Bazelon, Ending Innocence Denying, 47 Hofstra L. Rev. 393 (2018) Frequently in my position, the articles which I review open my eyes to issues that I would not have previously thought about […]
Spotlight: Vol. 48 Managing Board
Name: Amy ElSayed Position: Editor-in-Chief Summary: Amy ElSayed is from Brooklyn, NY, and graduated from Cornell University with a major in Industrial and Labor Relations and a minor in […]
Letter From the Editor-in-Chief
I am honored to introduce myself as the Editor-in-Chief for Volume 47 of the Hofstra Law Review. This year, we have focused on maintaining a high quality and volume of legal scholarship and […]
Announcement: Inaugural Alumni Advisory Board
The Hofstra Law Review is proud to announce the establishment of our inaugural Alumni Advisory Board. The Advisory Board is designed to help build stronger relations among the Law Review’s […]
Current Issue
Volume 47 | Issue 3 | Spring 2019
Table of Contents
Special Environmental Issue
Note From The Editors
By Hunter Blain, Amy ElSayed
From the Clean Power Plan to the Affordable Energy Rule: How Regulated Entities Adapt to Regulatory Change and Uncertainty
By Ryan B. Stoa
Note: To Explore Outer Space: The Intellectual Property Frontier for Patents
By Alexandra M. Davidson
Note: Weathering the Second Storm: How Bureaucracy and Fraud Curtailed Homeowners’ Efforts to Rebuild After Superstorm Sandy
By Veronica Pareja
Speech
Ethics and Government Lawyering in Current Times
By Richard W. Painter
Articles
Congress Should Amend 18 U.S.C. § 3143
By Mark I. Cohen
Search Warrants in the Digital Age
By Yuval Simchi-Levi
Contract Interpretation Enforcement Costs: An Empirical Study of Textualism Versus Contextualism Conducted via the West Key Number System
Appendix: Westlaw Searches Used in the Study
By Joshua M. Silverstein