Volume 66	2000	Number 2
THE SECOND CIRCUIT REVIEW: 1999-2000 TERM

CONTENTS
FORWARD
The Role of the Departure Power in     Reducing Injustice and Unwarranted     Disparity under the Sentencing Guidelines	Hon. John S. Martin, Jr.
ARTICLES
The Brooklyn Museum’s Controversy and     the Issue of Government-Funded Expression	Arthur N. Eisenberg
Analytical Approaches in Search of Consistent     Application: A Comparative Analysis of the     Second Circuit Decisions Addressing Gender     in the Asylum Law Context	Pamela Goldberg
What Would Learned Hand Do?:     Adapting to Technological Change and     Protecting the Attorney-Client Privilege     on the Internet	Joseph W. Rand
Sporty’s Farm v. Sportsman’s Market:     A Case Study in Internet Regulation Gone Awry	Alanna C. Rutherford
ESSAYS
The Second Circuit Addresses Gender-Based     Violence: A Review of Violence Against     Women Act Cases	Julie Goldscheid
Fine-Tuning Tasini: Privileges of     Electronic Distribution and Reproduction	Wendy J. Gordon
NOTES
Seeking Enlightenment from Above:     Circuit Courts Split on the Interpretation of the     Reform Act’s Heightened Pleading Requirement
In Search of a Smoking Gun:     A Comparison of Public Entity Tobacco and Gun Litigation
COMMENTS
The Disclosure of Politically Sensitive Species’ Location Information Act:     On Whether Audubon Society’s “Puzzling Situation” Should be Addressed     by Legislation