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2007	Vol. 58, No. 2

Lawyers and Prophetic Justice Timothy W. Floyd Page 513

Hush, Little Baby, Don't Say a Word: How Seeking the "Best Interests of the Child" Fostered a Lack of Accountability in Georgia's Juvenile Courts Sarah Gerwig-Moore and Leigh S. Schrope Page 531

Crawford v. Washington and Davis v. Washington's Originalism: Historical Arguments Showing Child Abuse Victims' Statements to Physicians are Nontestimonial and Admissible as an Exception to the Confrontation Clause Tom Harbison Page 569

Coalitions and Collective Memories: A Search for Common Ground Ediberto Roman Page 637

Retelling the Darkest Story: Mystery, Suspense, and Detectives in a Brief Written on Behalf of a Condemned Inmate Philip N. Meyer Page 665

Involuntary Commitment of People with Mental Retardation: Ensuring All of Georgia's Citizens Receive Adequate Procedural Due Process Laura W. Harper Page 711

Commission Control: The Court's Narrow Holding in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld Spurred Congressional Action But Left Many Questions Unanswered. So What Happens Now? Thomas M. Gore Page 741

Definitely Not Harmless: The Supreme Court Holds that the Erroneous Disqualification of Retained Counsel Warrants Automatic Reversal in United States v. Gonzalez-Lopez James A. Robson Page 763

Hey Officer, Didn't Someone Teach You to Knock? The Supreme Court Says No Exclusion of Evidence for Knock-and-Announce Violations in Hudson v. Michigan David Carn Page 779

Keeping the Government Away from Medicaid Recipients' Pocketbook: Protecting the Medicaid Recipients' Rights to Proceeds of Third-Party Settlements in Arkansas Department of Health & Human Services v. Ahlborn Sean Sandison Page 799

King Solomon: Did the Supreme Court Make a Wise Decision in Upholding the Solomon Amendment in Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic & Institutional Rights, Inc.? Brook Bristow Page 815

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