Cardozo Law Review

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Table of Contents – Cardozo Law Review, Volume 31, Issue 4

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Symposium: In Flagrante Depicto: Film in/on Trial

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Introduction: In Flagrante Depicto
Peter Goodrich

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Documentation, Documentary, and the Law: What Should Be Made of Victim Impact Videos?
Regina Austin

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Intimate Enunciations: Carnival and Apocalypse in Fellini
Lior Barshack

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Rwanda 94: Theater, Film, and Intervention
Christian Biet

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Lines of Vision, Lines of Flight: The Belly of an Architect
Anne Bottomley

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The Place of the Filmed Witness: From Nuremberg to the Khmer Rouge Trial
Christian Delage

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The Fugitive in Flight: Law, Freedom, and Liberalism in a Classic TV Show
Stanley Fish

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The Trial of Jack Bauer: The Televised Trial of America's Favorite Fictional Hero and Its Influence on the Current Debate on Torture
Steven Keslowitz

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A ≠ A: Or, Freaky Justice
Cees Maris

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Description and the Evidentiary Production of Images
Kyle J. McGee

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Get Stupid: Film and Law via Wim Wenders and Others
Nathan Moore

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Autoptic Film
Alex Murray

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Shakespeare on Screen: A Window to the Soul of Law
Paul Raffield

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Evidence Verité and the Law of Film
Jessica Silbey

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Caught in the Act of Picturing
Barbara Villez

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Law and Humor in Johnnie To's Justice, My Foot!
Marco Wan

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Against the Laws of Time: The Cinematic Thought of Theo Angelopoulos
Thanos Zartaloudis

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On the Decline of the Doctrine of Equivalents
Lee Petherbridge

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Section 8, Source of Income Discrimination, and Federal Preemption: Setting the Record Straight
Jenna Bernstein