NYU School of Law - Law Review, Volume 78, Issue 5


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Volume 78, Number 5

Speech
•	Uncommon Humanity: Reflections On Judging In A Post-Human Era Jeffrey L. Amestoy

Articles
•	Cybercrime's Scope: Interpreting "Access" And "Authorization" In Computer Misuse Statutes Orin S. Kerr

•	The Objectivity And Well-Being And The Objectives Of Property Law Daphna Lewinsohn-Zamir

Notes
•	Filling The Gaps: A Principled Approach To Antitrust Enforcement Provides A Necessary Complement To The Telecommunications Act Of 1996 Daniel L. Cendan

•	Fortress Of Solitude Or Lair Of Malevolence? Rethinking The Desirability Of Bright-Line Protection Of The Home Lee C. Milstein

•	Racialized Memory And Reliability: Due Process Applied To Cross-Racial Eyewitness Identifications Radha Natarajan

•	The Uplifted Knife: Morality, Justifications, And The Choice-Of-Evils Doctrine Adav Noti

•	Modeling The Effect Of One-Way Fee Shifting On Discovery Abuse In Private Antitrust Litigation William H. Wagener