Published Staff Members for Volume 54

The following student notes and comments will appear in Volume 54 of the Saint Louis University Law Journal:

Nicolas Brescia - Modernizing State Voting Laws That Disenfranchise the Mentally Disabled With the Aid of Past Sufferage Movements

Erin Brooks - A Rule Old and New, Borrowed and Blue: Exxon Adapts State Punitive Liability Law to Craft New Interpretation in Admiralty

Brittany Ems - Uncovering the Truth About the "Man" in the Mirror: Society's Objection to What's Behind the Reflection

Amy Fry - Polygamy in America: Its Abusive Effect on Mothers, Children, and the Varying Opinions On How It Should Be Handled

Sam Geisler - A Bridge to Somewhere: How a Bolder Causal Analysis Can Shape Civil RICO Into the Ideal Free Market Safeguard

Julie Hixson - Consigning Women to the Immediate Orbit of Man: Missouri's Relocation Law Improvidently Tries to "Put Humpty Dumpty Back Together" By Forcing Parents to Live Nearby

Kati Kiefer - A Missing Market: The Future of Interstate Emissions Trading Programs After North Carolina v. EPA

Greg Knott - Transsexual Law Unconstitutional: German Federal Constitution Court Demands Reformation of Law Because of Fundamental Rights Conflict

Thomas Kondro - Mixed Motives and Motivating Factors: Choosing a Realistic Summary Judgment Framework for 2000E-2(M) of Title VII

Mark Milton - Why Fools Choose to Be Fools: A Look at What Compels Indigent Criminal Defendants to Choose Self-Representation

David Morin - Maine Election Law: Do Maine's Petition Signature Requirements Deprive Third Party Candidates of Equal Protection and Freedom of Association Rights?

Ashley Rothe - Blackberries and the Fair Labor Standards Act: Does a Wireless Ball and Chain Entitle White-Collar Workers to Overtime Compensation?