Articles:
Crawford and Beyond: Revisited in Dialogue
Introduction by Robert M. Pitler
Not "The Framers' Design": How the Framing-Era Ban Against Hearsay Evidence Refutes the Crawford-Davis "Testimonial" Formulation of the Scope of the Original Confrontation Clause
Thomas Y. Davies
The (Futile) Search for a Common Law Right of Confrontation: Beyond Brasier's Irrelevance to (Perhaps) Relevant American Cases
Randolph N. Jonakait
The Confrontation Clause and Originalism: Lessons From King v. Brasier
Anthony J. Franze
Crawford, Davis, and Way Beyond
Richard D. Friedman
What Happened - and What is Happening - To the Confrontation Clause?
Jeffrey L. Fisher
Confrontation Rules After Davis v. Washington
Roger W. Kirst
Confrontation As Constitutional Criminal Procedure: Crawford's Birth Did Not Require That Roberts Had To Die
Robert P. Mosteller
A Relational Approach to Right of Confrontation and its Loss
Deborah Tuerkheimer
Domestic Violence Cases After Davis: The Glass Half Empty or Half Full?
Myrna S. Raeder
Expert Evidence and the Confrontation Clause After Crawford v. Washington
Jennifer L. Mnookin
Foreshadowing the Future of Forfeture/Estoppel by Wrongdoing: Davis v. Washington: Davis v. Washington and the Necessity of the Defendants Intent to Intimidate the Witness
James F. Flanagan