CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 59 NUMBER 3 SPRING 2010
ARTICLES
Integrating Marital Property into a Spouse’s Elective Share
Raymond C. O’Brien...........................................................................................................617
The Second Coming of Res Gestae: A Procedural Approach to Untangling the
“Inextricably Intertwined” Theory for Admitting Evidence of an Accused’s
Uncharged Misconduct
Edward J. Imwinkelried.......................................................................................................719
The Exclusionary Rule Lottery Revisited
Eugene Milhizer ................................................................................................................747
It Taxes a Village: The Problem With Routinely Taxing Barter Transactions
Sergio Pareja ....................................................................................................................785
COMMENT
Respecting Congress’s Express Intent: Correcting the Split Allowing Unions an
Implied Private Right of Action Under LMRDA Section 501
Craig Nadeau.....................................................................................................................821
NOTES
Opening the Umbrella: The Expansion of the Prosecutorial Vindictiveness
Doctrine in United States v. Jenkins
Melodie Bales....................................................................................................................855
Balancing the Legislative Shield: The Scope of the Speech or Debate Clause
John C. Raffetto.................................................................................................................883
Rebranding Public Nuisance: City of Cleveland v. Ameriquest Mortgage
Securities, Inc. as a Failed Response to Economic Crisis
Matthew Saunig.................................................................................................................911
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