Seton Hall Law Review Vol 37 No 3

Volume Thirty-Seven, Number Three

International Human Rights: An Overview: Annual Vanderbilt Address to the New Jersey Alumni of Harvard Law School	The Honorable James R. Zazzali
SYMPOSIUM GUANTÁNAMO: HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND? SETON HALL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW GUANTÁNAMO TEACH-IN
Foreword	Baher Azmy
Introduction: Guantánamo, History, and Responsibility	Alan Sussman
Guantánamo and the “Next Frontier” of Detainee Issues	Jonathan Hafetz
More on: “Doctors Must Be Healers”	Stephen N. Xenakis, M.D.
Doctors as Pawns? Law and Medical Ethics at Guantánamo Bay	Jonathan H. Marks
First, Do No Harm: Health Professionals and Guantánamo	Leonard S. Rubenstein
ARTICLES
Navigating the Bylaw Maze in NCAA Major-Infractions Cases	Mike Rogers & Rory Ryan
COMMENTS
Speak No Evil: MGM v. Grokster’s Potential Free Speech Implications in the Wake of the Inducement Standard and Secondary Liability for Expression	Scott J. Sholder
To Fax or Not to Fax: Analysis of the Regulations and Potential Burdens Imposed by the Junk Fax Prevention Act of 2005	Michael R. Laudino
Liberty or Safety: Implications of the USA PATRIOT Act and the U.K.’s Anti-Terror Laws on Freedom of Expression and Free Exercise of Religion	Christina C. Logan
The Viability of Guantánamo Bay Detainees’ Alien Tort Statute Claims Seeking Damages for Violations of the International Law Against Arbitrary Detention	Irena Nikolic