University of Colorado Law Review
Volume 79, Issue 1, Winter 2008
ARTICLES
The Future of Federal Sentencing Policy: Learning Lessons from
Republican Judicial Appointees in the Guidelines Era
David M. Zlotnick
The Accounting: Habeas Corpus and Enemy Combatants
Emily Calhoun
Civic Republicanism, Public Choice Theory, and Neighborhood Councils:
A New Model for Civic Engagement
Matthew J. Parlow
COMMENTS AND CASENOTE
Beyond the Davis Dictum:
Reforming Nontestimonial Identification Evidence Rules and Statutes
Jennifer M. DiLalla
Interstate Instability: Why Colorado’s Alien Smuggling Statute Is
Preempted by Federal Immigration Laws
Ben Meade
Opening the Door: Crowe v. Tull and the Application of
the Colorado Consumer Protection Act to Attorneys
Daniela Ronchetti
What Happened to “Paul’s Law”?:
Insights on Advocating for Better Training and Better Outcomes in
Encounters Between Law Enforcement and Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Elizabeth Hervey Osborn