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Volume 44

November 2011

Number 1

ARTICLES

Excessive Speech, Civility Norms,

and the Clucking Theorem

Law, Strategy, and Competitive Advantage

Disappearing Parents: Immigration Enforcement

and the Child Welfare System

Rethinking the Indefinite Detention of Sex Offenders

Baseball’s Accidental Racism: The Draft,

African-American Players, and the Law

Barak Y. Orbach

Frances R. Sjoberg

Robert C. Bird

Fredrick E. Vars

Joanna Shepherd Bailey

George B. Shepherd

NOTE

Caution on Exhaustion: The Courts’

Misinterpretation of the IDEA’s Exhaustion

Requirement for Claims Brought by Students

Covered by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act

and the ADA but not by the IDEA

Peter J. Maher

Judge Christopher F. Droney

Judge Christopher F. Droney, a former Notes and Comments Editor of the Connecticut Law Review, has been nominated by President Obama for a seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Droney currently serves as a United States District Judge for Connecticut.

When Judge Droney was a member of the Connecticut Law Review he published a student Note in Volume 10, Issue 1. The Note was entitled: "The Briefcase Caper, Standing and Due Process Exclusion: United States v. Payner, 434 F. Supp. 113 (N.D. Ohio 1977)."

To see his Note, click here.

To see the White House Press Release regarding Judge Droney's nomination, click here.

To read an short article about Judge Droney's nomination, click here.

UPDATE: On November 28, 2011, the United States Senate unanimously approved the appointment of Judge Droney to the Second Circuit. To read an short article about Judge Droney's confirmation, click here.

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