ISSN 0042-6229
Vol. 61, Issue 3, 2016October 24, 2016 EDT
Smith and Hogan at Villanova: Reflections on Anglo-American Criminal Law, the Definition of Rape, and What America Still Needs to Learn from England
Smith and Hogan at Villanova: Reflections on Anglo-American Criminal Law, the Definition of Rape, and What America Still Needs to Learn from England
Articles in Vol. 61, Issue 3, 2016
Vol. 61, Issue 3, 2016
- The Deans' Letters: 1956/2016John Y. Gotanda
- A Tribute to the Members of the Villanova Law ReviewWalter Taggart
- Environmental Regulation and Environmental RightsTodd S. Aagaard
- Close Encounters with Piercing the Corporate VeilRichard A. Booth
- A Catholic Way to Cook a Hamburger? The Catholic Case Against McLawPatrick M. Brennan
- Privacy's Place at the Table: A Reflection on Richard Turkington's Approach to Valuing and Balancing Privacy InterestsDoris DelTosto Brogan
- Remembering Pether on Precedent: Crossing (National and Disciplinary) BordersDavid S. Caudill
- Constitutional Citizenship Under AttackJoseph W. Dellapenna
- Smith and Hogan at Villanova: Reflections on Anglo-American Criminal Law, the Definition of Rape, and What America Still Needs to Learn from EnglandMichelle Madden Dempsey
- Normalizing Copyright in the Electronic EnvironmentVicenç Feliú
- Essays in Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Ruth Gordon
- Trucks, Trains, and Transformation: Net Neutrality Lessons from the First Cyberlaw SymposiumMichael RischChristie L. Larochelle
- "Arising From" Villanova Law Review: Villanova Law Review's Analysis of Personal JurisdictionTeressa Ravenell
- No Praise for Process Federalism: The Political Safeguards Mirage and the Necessity of Substantial, Substantive Judicial ReviewTuan N. Samahon
Michelle Madden Dempsey, Smith and Hogan at Villanova: Reflections on Anglo-American Criminal Law, the Definition of Rape, and What America Still Needs to Learn from England, 61 Villanova Law Review 509 (2016).