Issue 1

Articles

• Don’t Judge a Sale by Its License: Software Transfers Under the First Sale Doctrine in the United States and the European Community by Lothar Determann & Aaron Xavier Fellmeth
• One Hundred Years of Equality: Saving California’s Statutory Ban on Arbitrary Discrimination by Businesses by Sande L. Buhai

Comments

• The California Supreme Court Swings and Misses in Defining the Scope and Enforceability of Premarital Agreements by John G. Gherini
• The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Ban on Legal Services by Audit Firms: Amendments to Rule 2-01 of Regulation S-X Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 by Alison H. Mijares
• Living to Fish, Fishing to Live: The Fishery Conservation and Management Act and Its Implications for Fishing- Dependent Communities by E. Michael Linscheid

Notes

• In re K.I.: An Urgent Need for a Uniform System in the Treatment of the Critically Ill Infant-Recognizing the Sanctity of Life of the Child by Angie L. Guevara

Issue 2

Articles

• Premeditation and Deliberation in California: Returning to a Distinction Without a Difference by Suzanne Mounts
• Toward a Robust Conception of “Independent Judgment”: Back to the Future? by Harry G. Hutchinson
• Has the Supreme Court Sounded the Death Knell for Jury Assessed Punitive Damages? A Critical Re-Examination of the American Jury by Lisa Litwiller

Essay

• The Evolution and Revolution of Napster by Peter Han Honigsberg

Comments

• Regulations Against Corporate Tax Shelters: Should We Keep Them? by Cecilia Chui
• The Theory of the Waiver Scale: An Argument Why Parents Should Be Able to Waive Their Children’s Tort Liability Claims by Robert S. Nelson

Notes

• The California Supreme Court Framework for Mandatory Arbitration Agreements: Armendariz v. Foundation Health Psychcare Services, Inc. by Bernard Finnegan

Issue 3

Symposium

• Preface by Richard Zitrin
• Teaching Values-The Center for Applied Legal Ethics by Joshua P. Davis
• Can Law Schools Teach Values? by Christopher L. Eisgruber
• Teaching Empathy in Law School by Joshua D. Rosenberg
• Shared Norms, Bad Lawyers, and the Virtues of Casuistry by Paul R. Tremblay
• Teaching Ethics in an Atmosphere of Skepticism and Relativism by W. Bradley Wendel

Comments

• The Fine Art of Copyright Protection: A Suggestion for Change in the Application of the Fair Use Doctrine by Joshua W. Andrews
• Temporal Severance and the Exclusion of Time in Determining the Economic Value of Regulated Property by Carla Boyd
• Commuting Death Sentences of the Insane: A Solution for a Better, More Compassionate Society by Lindsay A. Horstman

Issue 4

Articles

• The California Death Penalty: Prosecutors’ Use of Inconsistent Theories Plays Fast and Loose with the Courts and the Defendants by Steven F. Shatz & Lazuli M. Whitt
• Save the Slip for the Service Providers: Courts Should Not Give Short Shrift to the Safe Harbors of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act by Raphael A. Gutierrez

Book Review

• Ideas Matter: A Review of John Denvir’s Democracy’s Constitution by Mark Neal Aaronson

Comments

• In Defense of Inclusionary Zoning: Successfully Creating Affordable Housing by Barbara Ehlrich Kautz
• Gambling on Proposition IA: The California Indian Self-Reliance Amendment by K. Alexa Koenig
• Ripe for Resolution: A Critique of the Surveillance Post Privilege by Shawn Spaulding