Symposium: Crawford and Beyond: Exploring The Future Of The Confrontation Clause In Light Of Its Past
Introduction
Robert M. Pitler
Does Crawford Provide a Stable Foundation for Confrontation Doctrine?
Roger W. Kirst
What Did the Framers Know, and When Did They Know It? Fictional Originalism in Crawford v. Washington
Thomas Y. Davies
The Too-Easy Historical Assumptions of Crawford v. Washington
Randolph N. Jonakait
Legal History for a Dummy: A Comment on the Role of History in Judicial Interpretation of the Confrontation Clause
Peter Tillers
Grappling with the Meaning of “Testimonial”
Richard D. Friedman
Crawford’s “Testimonial Hearsay” Category: A Plain Limit on the Protections of the Confrontation Clause
Mark Dwyer
Testimonial Statements under Crawford: What Makes Testimony… Testimonial?
Brooks Holland
Purpose as a Guide to the Interpretation of the Confrontation Clause
Roger C. Park
From “Reliability” to Uncertainty: Difficulties Inherent in Interpreting and Applying the New Crawford Standard
Paul L. Shechtman
Remember the Ladies and the Children Too: Crawford ’s Impact on Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Cases
Myrna Raeder
Rethinking Strategies for Prosecution of Domestic Violence in the Wake of Crawford
Laurence Busching
Yes, Virginia, There Is a Confrontation Clause
Tom Lininger
Crawford ’s Impact on Hearsay Statements in Domestic Violence and Child Sexual Abuse Cases
Robert P. Mosteller
Notes:
Sarbanes-Oxley and Small Business: Section 404 and the Case for a Small Business Exemption
Joseph A. Castelluccio III
Public Finance and the West Side Stadium: The Future of Stadium Subsidies in New York
Gregory W. Fox
A Classless Act: The Ninth Circuit’s Erroneous Class Certification in Dukes v. Wal-Mart, Inc
Aaron B. Lauchheimer
Please Don’t Tell My Parents: The Validity of School Policies Mandating Parental Notification of a Student’s Pregnancy
Melissa Prober
Between the Hockey Rink and the Voting Booth: The ADA and Abrogation of Sovereign Immunity in the Educational Context
Camille L. Zentner