Volume 55 No. 4

Media and Criminal Law

Volume 55, Issue 4 (2010-11)

Contents

I. The Media and Criminal Law: Fact, Fiction, and Reality TV Symposium

Jury Nullification, Race, and The Wire		James M. Keneally

From Hero to Villain: The Corresponding Evolutions of Model Ethical Codes and the Portrayal of Lawyers in Film		Amy S. Beard

The Media, the Jury, and the High-Profile Defendant: A Perspective on the Media Circus		John C. Meringolo

Handcuffing the Press: First Amendment Limitations on the Reach of Criminal Statutes as Applied to the Media		Lee Levine, Nathan E. Siegel, and Jeanette Melendez Bead

Fictionalized Criminal Law and Youth Legal Consciousness		Avi Brisman

II. Special Feature

The Constitution as an Exploding Cigar and Other "Historian's Heresies" About a Constitutional Orthodoxy		R.B. Bernstein

III. Notes

Misinterpreted Justice: Problems with the Use of Islamic Legal Experts in U.S. Trial Courts		Peter W. Beauchamp

Extending the Fraud-on-the-Market Presumption Beyond Basic: A Case of Poor Anaologies and Over-Eager Courts		Dana Lai

IV. Comments

People v. Guardino: Examined on Appeal in People c. Hecker		Luna Droubi

American Academy of Religion v. Napolitano		Margaret Laufman

Anand v. Kapoor		David Pepper








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