Spring 2014 issue of the Seventh Circuit Review now available online
The most recent issue of the Seventh Circuit Review is now available online at www.kentlaw.iit.edu/7cr. Articles in this issue analyze recent decisions of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit dealing with civil procedure, constitutional law, criminal law and employment law.
Each article is available for download in PDF format and has an audio synopsis recorded by the student author. All articles are written and edited by students in the Seventh Circuit Review Honors Seminar.
Articles in Volume 9, Issue 2:
- Lisa M. DeLeon, Conference, Conciliation, and Persuasion: The Seventh Circuit's Groundbreaking Approach to Analyzing the EEOC's Pre-Suit Obligations
- Gregory S. Dierdorf, Yes, We Were Wrong; No, We Will Not Make It Right: The Seventh Circuit Denies Post-Conviction Relief from an Undisputed Sentencing Error Because It Occurred in the Post-Booker, Advisory Guidelines Era
- Adrienne N. Kitchen, Don't Break the Safety Valve's Heart: How the Seventh Circuit Superimposes Substantial Assistance on the Mandatory Minimum Safety Valve's Complete Truthful Disclosure Requirement
- Kelly K. Koss, Judge Posner Got It Right: Requiring Abortion Doctors to Have Hospital Admitting Privileges Places an Undue Burden on a Woman Seeking an Abortion
- Stephen D. Pauwels, Laundry and Cable Television: How the Seventh Circuit Preserved Consumer Protection Class Action Litigation from Washing Down the Tubes
