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Articles

"Arms for Their Defence"?: An Historical, Legal, and Textual Analysis of the English Right to Have Arms and Whether the Second Amendment Should Be Incorporated in McDonald v. City of Chicago ...................................................................................Patrick J. Charles

Unintended Collateral Consequences: Defining Felony in the Early American Republic ..................................................................................Will Tress

Equality and the Free Exercise of Religion ..........................................Bret Boyce

The Demise of the Law-Finding Jury in America and the Birth of American Legal Science: History and Its Challenge for Contemporary Society ..................................................................Jonathan Lahn

A "Moving Bar" Approach to Assessing the Admissibility of Expert Causation Testimony ..........................................................................Aaron Katz

Thomas Jefferson, We Have a Problem: The Unconstitutional Nature of the U.S.’s Aerospace Export Control Regime as Supported by Bernstein v. U.S. Department of Justice .........................................Mike N. Gold

Note

Toward a Plain Meaning Approach to Analyzing Title VII: Employment Discrimination Protection of Transsexuals .........Kevin Schwin

Book Review

Habeas Corpus Writ of Liberty, Boumediene And Beyond .......Scott J. Shackelford

VOLUME 57

NUMBER 3
2009

What's New

The Cleveland State Law Review thanks everybody who participated in our Annual Fundraiser on Friday, September 18, 2009. With more than 200 ticket sales, this year's fundraiser was one the biggest fundraiser successes for our organization in recent years!

The Cleveland State Law Review is pleased to announce that the following students have been selected for membership in the Law Review for the 2009-10 academic year: [New Associates]

The Cleveland State Law Review is pleased to announce that it has elected Alana C. Jochum as its new Editor-in-Chief for the 2009-10 academic year.

The Cleveland State Law Review is pleased to announce that the following Associate Notes and Comments have been selected for publication in the Law Review for the 2009-10 academic year: [Results]