Volume 73	Spring 2008	Number 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SYMPOSIUM: A CROSS-DISCIPLINARY LOOK AT SCIENTIFIC TRUTH: WHAT’S THE LAW TO DO?
The Uneasy Relationship Between Science and Law: An Essay and Introduction (PDF)	Margaret A. Berger Lawrence M. Solan
Science, Intersubjective Validity, and Judicial Legitimacy (PDF)	Richard B. Katskee
Revisiting the History of Scientific Expert Testimony (PDF)	Tal Golan
Truth, Epidemiology, and General Causation (PDF)	Douglas L. Weed
Causation, Truth, and the Law (PDF)	Richard Scheines
Of Truth, in Science and in Law (PDF)	Susan Haack
Expert Evidence, Partisanship, and Epistemic Competence (PDF)	Jennifer L. Mnookin
Getting to the Truth: Grounding Incomplete Knowledge (PDF)	Frank C. Keil
On the Conceptual and the Empirical: A Critique of John Mikhail’s Cognitivism (PDF)	Dennis Patterson
Scientific Realism in Constitutional Law (PDF)	David L. Faigman
Afterword: The Discovery of Truth in Context: Comments on Faigman, Katskee, and Keil (PDF)	Sam Glucksberg
NOTES
Other People’s Money: Drawing the Constitutional Line Between the Right to Counsel and Constraints on Obstructive Fee Advancement in the Wake of United States v. Stein (PDF)	Jonathan Bashi
Why Federal Preemption Is Necessary to Create Uniform Professional Boxer Safety Standards (PDF)	J. Bradley Clair
They Won’t Come Knocking No More: Hudson v. Michigan and the Demise of the Knock-and-Announce Rule (PDF)	Jessica M. Weitzman

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