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And congrats to the 2008-2009 Nova Law Review board!

Congratulations!

Executive Board:    
Editor-in-Chief Michael T. Fraser
Executive Editor Jeremy Dicker                  
Lead Articles Editor Sanaz Alempour
Managing Technical Editor Laurence Krutchik
Articles Editors Caroline Ayala, Seth Bogin, Kathrine Gonzalez,  David Haas, Vanessa Pellot,  Jamie Zuckerman

Associate Editors:
Subscriptions Editor Maggie Berryman
Goodwin Editor Jamie Cohen
Sources Editor Meredith Leonard
Marketing Editor Benjamin Lopatin
Assistant Technical Editor Lenore Rosetto
Submissions Editor Talia Storch
Sources Editor B. George Walker

Notes and Comments Editors:
Marlana Anderson
Loren Bromley
Peri Rose Huston-Miller
Gina Lakatos
Darren Odesnik
John Paul

Nova Law Review table of contents for volume 32 number 1

Articles and Surveys

Criminal Law:  2004–2007 Review of Florida Law	William E. Adams, Jr.
2006–2007 Survey of Florida Law Affecting Business Owners	Barbara Landau
Twin Cases of a Taxing Sort	James McAuley
2006–2007 Survey of Florida Public Employment	John Sanchez
Demystifying Florida Mediator Ethics: The Good, the Bad, and the Unseemly	Fran L. Tetunic

Notes and Comments

Please Leave a Message After the Tone:  How Florida Lawyers Should Approach the “Mini-Miranda” Warning of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act	Shera Erskine
Medical Peer Review in Florida:  Is the Privilege Under Attack?	Talia M. Storch

Nova Law Review contents for volume 31 number 3 (Summer 2007)

Symposium: After the Tempest: How the Legal Community Recovers from Disasters

Introduction:  The Role of Lawyers in a Disaster-Prone World	Daniel A. Farber
The Best Laid Plans:  Force Majeure Clauses in Travel and Event Contracts	Suzen M. Grieshop Corrada
Hurricane Katrina:  A Deadly Warning Mandating Improvement to the National Response to Disasters	Aileen M. Marty, M.D., FACP
Disaster Planning and Recovery	Gary A. Poliakoff
Evaluating Katrina:  A Snapshot of Renters’ Rights Following Disasters	Eloisa C. Rodriguez-Dod, Olympia Duhart
Tax and Insurance Consequences of Major Disasters:  Weathering the Storm	Patrick E. Tolan, Jr.

Symposium Notes and Comments

Responsibility for the Restoration of the Hurricane Insurance Industry:  Business Proposal or State Solution?	Sara Elizabeth Graditor
In the Wake of the Storm:  Nonperformance of Contract Obligations Resulting from a Natural Disaster	Jennifer Sniffen

Articles and Surveys

2005-2006 Survey of Florida Juvenile Law	Michael J. Dale
Randolph v. Georgia:  The Beginning of a New Era in Third-Party Consent Cases	Jason M. Ferguson
The Real Costs of Judicial Misconduct:  Florida Taking a Step Ahead in the Regulation of Judicial Speech and Conduct to Ensure Independence, Integrity, and Impartiality	Phyllis Williams Kotey

Nova Law Review, volume 31 issue 2 (Winter 2007)

The Winter 2007 Nova Law Review has been published.  This issue features the 2006 Goodwin Symposium.

Leo C. Goodwin Symposium:  Tilting the Scales:  The Changing Roles of Women in the Law and Legal Practice

Introduction:  Inspiration, Anticipation, and Celebration: The 10th Annual Leo Goodwin Lecture Series	Stephanie Feldman Aleong, Olympia Duhart linda f. harrison
Directions in Sexual Harassment Law	Catharine A. MacKinnon
The Embodiment of Equal Justice Under the Law	Anita F. Hill
Women and Law:  Challenging What Is Natural and Proper	The Honorable Deanell Reece Tacha
Freedom and Fear Post-9/11:  Are We Again Fearing Witches and Burning Women?	Nadine Strossen

Articles, Essays and Book Reviews

Heroes, Lawyers, and Writers—A Review of Two Schiavo Books	Lois Shepherd
Hurricane Katrina and Collective Identity: Seeing Through a "Her-storical Lens"	Deleso Alford Washington

Notes and Comments

Abolishing Capital Punishment:  A Feminist Outlook and Comparative Analysis of the Death Penalty Using Equal Protection and Gender Discrimination Law	Yeemee Chan
Nowhere to Run:  Custody, Relocation, and Domestic Violence in Florida	Patricia A. McKenzie
Battered Woman’s Syndrome:  Setting a Standard in Florida	Sara M. Sandler

Nova Law Review, volume 31 issue 1 (Fall 2006)

The Fall 2006 Nova Law Review has been printed. Contents are below.  The issue includes publications by NSU Law alumna and new faculty member, Professor Heather Perry Baxter as well as faculty member Professor Angela Gilmore.

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Articles

2006 Changes to the Florida Rules of Professional Conduct	Heather Perry Baxter
Using the Private Attorney General Theory to Protect Florida Charitable Corporations	Angela Gilmore
Engle, State Farm, Florida Law, and Punitive Damages: Was the $145 Billion Punitive Award Truly Excessive?	Harold Reeder
2005–2006 Survey of Florida Public Employment	John Sanchez

Notes and Comments

Florida's "Unrelated Works" Exception to Workers'€™ Compensation Immunity	Ross D. Kulberg
Setting the Stage for Creative Lawyering in ERISA Reimbursement Actions	Robert Sheres

Congratulations, 2007-2008 Nova Law Review junior staff!

The Law Library joins the Nova Law Review Executive Board in congratulating the junior law review staff for 2007-2008:

Sanaz Alempour Marlana Anderson Caroline Ayala Margaret Berryman Seth Bogin Loren Bromley Jamie Cohen Jeremy Dicker Shera Erskine Daniel Espino Michael Fraser Katherine Gonzalez David Haas Zoltan Hovanyecz Peri Rose Huston-Miller

Laurence Krutchik Gina Lakatos Meredith Leonard Benjamin Lopatin Alexandra Marcoux Darren Odesnik John Paul Vanessa Pellot Lenore Rosetto Nicole Staszkiewicz Talia Storch Venessa Valdes B. George Walker Jamie Zuckerman

2007-2008 Executive Board:
Matthew T. Moore, Editor in Chief
Anthony M. Stella, Executive Editor
Sara M. Sandler, Lead Articles Editor
Jonah M. Levine, Managing Technical Editor