Fordham Law Review

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A Right Not to Marry
Kaiponanea T. Matsumura

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Misconduct Risk
Christina Parajon Skinner

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Using Johnson v. United States to Reframe Retroactivity for Second or Successive Collateral Challenges
Thomas H. Gabay

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One Time to Sue: The Case for a Uniform Statute of Limitations for Consumers to Sue Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
Brianna Gallo

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When “Testing the Waters” Tests the Limits of Coordination Restrictions: Revising FEC Regulations to Limit Pre-Candidacy Coordination
Marc E. Klepner

Containing the Uncontainable: Drawing RICO’s Border with the Presumption Against Extraterritoriality
Miranda Lievsay

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The New Tate Letter: Foreign Official Immunity and the Case for a Statutory Fix
Luke Ryan

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The Philip D. Reed Lecture Series: Symposium on Hearsay Reform
Panel Discussion

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The Hearsay Rule as a Rule of Admission Revisited
Ronald J. Allen

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Prior Inconsistent Statements: The Simple Virtues of the Original Federal Rule
Daniel D. Blinka

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The British Experience with Hearsay Reform: A Cautionary Tale
Mark S. Brodin

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Prior Statements of Testifying Witnesses: Drafting Choices to Eliminate or Loosen the Strictures of the Hearsay Rule
Daniel J. Capra

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Forward Progress: A New Pattern Criminal Jury Instruction for Impeachment with Prior Inconsistent Statements Will Ease the Court’s Burden by Emphasizing the Prosecutor’s
Hugh M. Mundy

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On Hearsay
Richard A. Posner

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Reality Check: A Modest Modification to Rationalize Rule 803 Hearsay Exceptions
Liesa L. Richter

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Rethinking the Rationale(s) for Hearsay Exceptions
Stephen A. Saltzburg

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Prior Inconsistent Statements and Substantive Evidence—Federal Rule 801(D)(1)(A): The Compromise
Stephen A. Saltzburg