LECTURE

OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO IMMIGRANT REPRESENTATION:  EXPLORING SOLUTIONS

DEEPENING THE LEGAL PROFESSION’S PRO BONO COMMITMENT TO THE IMMIGRANT POOR
Hon. Robert A. Katzmann

REPORT OF SUBCOMMITTEE 1:  INCREASING PRO BONO ACTIVITY

• THE REPRESENTATIONAL AND COUNSELING NEEDS OF THE IMMIGRANT POOR
  Jennifer L. Colyer, Sarah French Russell, Robert E. Juceam & Lewis J. Liman

REPORTS OF SUBCOMMITTEE 2:  ENHANCING MECHANISMS FOR SERVICE DELIVERY

• INTRODUCTION
  Claudia Slovinsky

• THE IMMIGRATION REPRESENTATION PROJECT:  MEETING THE CRITICAL NEEDS OF LOW-WAGE AND INDIGENT NEW YORKERS FACING REMOVAL 
  Jojo Annobil 

• BARRIERS TO REPRESENTATION FOR DETAINED IMMIGRANTS FACING DEPORTATION:  VARICK STREET DETENTION FACILITY, A CASE STUDY
  Peter L. Markowitz

REPORT OF SUBCOMMITTEE 3:  ADDRESSING INADEQUATE REPRESENTATION

• REGULATING IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICE PROVIDERS:  INADEQUATE REPRESENTATION AND NOTARIO FRAUD
  Careen Shannon

ESSAY

• A VIEW FROM THE IMMIGRATION BENCH
  Hon. Noel Brennan

EPILOGUE

• REPRESENTATION FOR IMMIGRANTS:  A JUDGE’S PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE 
  Hon. Denny Chin

ARTICLES

THE DOG THAT DIDN’T BARK:  STEALTH PROCEDURES AND THE EROSION OF STARE DECISIS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS OF APPEALS
Amy E. Sloan

NOTES

IT’S BEEN A PRIVILEGE:  ADVISING PATIENTS OF THE TARASOFF DUTY AND ITS LEGAL CONSEQUENCES FOR THE FEDERAL PSYCHOTHERAPIST-PATIENT PRIVILEGE
Elisia Klinka

HOW THE DECISIONS IN FAVOR OF THE STEIN THIRTEEN WILL AFFECT THE LITIGATION OF CORPORATE CRIME AND DEPARTMENT OF  JUSTICE POLICIES AND EXPAND THE SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO COUNSEL
Christopher McNamara

THE FREE JAMMIE MOVEMENT:  IS MAKING A FILE AVAILABLE TO OTHER USERS OVER A PEER-TO-PEER COMPUTER NETWORK SUFFICIENT TO INFRINGE THE COPYRIGHT OWNER’S 17 U.S.C. § 106(3) DISTRIBUTION RIGHT?
Ken Nicholds

ANSWERING JUSTICE SCALIA’S QUESTION:  DUAL SOVEREIGNTY AND THE SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO COUNSEL AFTER TEXAS v. COBB AND MONTEJO v. LOUISIANA
Ryan M. Yanovich

COMMENT