The Summer 2009 issue of the Marquette Law Review (vol. 92, no. 4) is now available on-line.  Congratulations to the editors of Volume 92 for a job well done.  Here are the contents of the new issue, with individual links to each article:

BARROCK LECTURE

THE LEGITIMACY OF POLICE AMONG YOUNG AFRICAN-AMERICAN MEN
Tracey Meares

HALLOWS LECTURE

BEYOND DECISIONAL TEMPLATES: THE ROLE OF IMAGINATIVE JUSTICE IN THE TRIAL COURT
The Honorable Sarah Evans Barker

ARTICLES

DRAINING THE MORASS: ENDING THE JURISPRUDENTIALLY UNSOUND UNPUBLICATION SYSTEM
David R. Cleveland

THE DISAPPOINTED EXPECTATIONS TEST AND THE ECONOMIC LOSS DOCTRINE
Ralph C. Anzivino

INFORMATIONAL BLACKMAIL: SURVIVED BY TECHNICALITY?
Chen Yehudai

COMMENT

“SLICING A SHADOW”: THE DEBATE OVER COMBINED REPORTING AND ITS EFFECT ON WISCONSIN’S BUSINESS CLIMATE
Staci Flinchbaugh

NOTE

JAMIE S. V. MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS: URBAN CHALLENGES CAUSE SYSTEMIC VIOLATIONS OF THE IDEA
Amy L. MacArdy

SPEECH

LAW REVIEW ANNUAL BANQUET: THE JOY OF LAW
The Honorable William C. Griesbach