Congratulations to the following ten members whose note or comment was chosen for publication in forthcoming issues of the George Mason Law Review.
- Peter Cockrell - Subprime Solutions to the Housing Crisis: Constitutional Problems with the Helping Families Save Their Homes Act of 2009 (2010 Adrian S. Fisher Award, Best Student Note)
- Lindsey Champlin - Should the Sherman Act Restrain State Power Under the Twenty-First Amendment? Why Federal Courts Should Abandon the Fourth Circuit’s Balancing Test From TFWS v. Schaefer
- Jeremy Graboyes - Now, Voyager: Deixis and the Temporal Pragmatics of Legislative Speech Acts
- Anthony Peluso – A Distinction Without a Difference: How Callahan v. Millard County Drew an Unwarranted Line in the Sand of Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence
- Ted Brown - Not a Tecom Party: There’s “Very Little Likelihood” Geren v. Tecom Will Promote Sound Government Contracting Practices
- Cattleya Concepcion - Beyond the Lens of Lenz: Looking to Protect Fair Use During the Safe Harbor Process Under the DMCA
- Geoff Fehling - Verdugo, Where’d You Go?: Stoot v. City of Everett and Evaluating Fifth Amendment Self-Incrimination Civil Liability Violations
- Nathan Chubb – Merger Review: How “Serious Questions” in Preliminary Injunctions May Improve Antitrust Law
- Kendal Smith - Human Trafficking and RICO: A New Prosecutorial Hammer in the War on Modern Day Slavery
- Joshua Cumby – The Sixth Amendment: Version 1.0 et seq–Commas, Clauses, and the Constitution
