CSOL
at FMJA meeting
Representatives
from the Charleston School of Law attended the 2006 Federal Magistrate
Judges Association meeting in New York. Pictured above from left is
U.S. Magistrate Judge John Facciola, editor-in-chief of the
FCLR; U.S. Magistrate Judge George Kosko; CSOL Professor Allyson
Haynes, faculty adviser to students; Michelle Wise, student
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April
symposium scheduled
On Friday, April 11, the Federal Courts Law Review is sponsoring
a symposium at the Charleston Museum on Privacy
in the Federal Courts. The keynote speaker will be Professor
Arthur Miller of New York University School of Law. Scholarly
panels will address topical privacy-related issues including
the new federal rule 5.2, access to court records, litigating
under a pseudonym, the secrecy of settlements, and juror
privacy, in addition to issues arising from the relationship
between new technology and government subpoenas and warrants.
There will be a number of local and national privacy scholars
and federal judges participating.
New
issue available
 A
new hard-copy issue of 2006 and 2007 articles from the Federal
Courts Law Review is now available. The review, published
online since 1997 by the Federal Magistrate Judges Association,
is a collaboration of the FMJA with students from the Charleston
School of Law. To get your copy, click
here.
Contact
info
By
U.S. Mail:
Federal
Courts Law Review
P.O. Box 535
Charleston, SC 29402
By
Email:
fclr@charlestonlaw.edu
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Federal
Courts Law Review
The Federal
Courts Law Review (FCLR) is an electronic law review dedicated
to legal scholarship relating to the federal courts. Published
articles are written by scholars, judges and distinguished practitioners.
The editorial board, composed primarily of United States Magistrate
Judges and law school professors, uniquely combines the insight
of the federal judiciary with the perspective of law school academics.
The FCLR, founded in July 1997, is a publication of the Federal
Magistrate Judges Association.
The Charleston School of Law was selected in August
2005 by the Federal Magistrate Judges Association to print the
hard copy version of the FCLR. Members of the CSOL FCLR work with
federal magistrate judges on FCLR's Editorial Board to finalize
articles for both the online and hard copy versions, and will
collaborate with the FCLR Editorial Board on future articles and
symposia. CSOL FCLR members are chosen each year based on outstanding
academic and writing ability.
VOLUME 1: The Federal Courts Law Review
is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 1: A Compilation
of Articles Published Electronically from 1998 to 2006. If
you wish to purchase a subscription, please email us at fclr@charlestonlaw.org.
With the subscription you will receive all forthcoming 2007 publications
and a free copy of Volume 1.
2007-2008 FEDERAL COURTS LAW REVIEW MEMBERS
Editorial Board:
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Editor in Chief
Angela Nussbaum
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Student Works Editor
Chris Moore
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Managing Editor
Will Littlejohn
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Associate Editors in
Chief
Jordan Teich
Bhumi Patel
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Senior Articles Editor
Jackie Egan
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Associate Student Works
Danielle Beck
Grant Steadman
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Articles Editors
Jesse Near
Luci Nelson
Barbara Holmes
Alan Westerlund
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Publications Editor
Justin Price
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Research Editor
Mandy Harrelson
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Marketing and TechnologyEditor
Thomas Rode
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