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Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly

Spring 2010

Articles

Sexting and the First Amendment
John A. Humbach

I'm Dying to Tell You What Happened: The Admissibility of Testimonial Dying Declarations Post-Crawford
Peter Nicolas

Notes

Beyond the Schoolhouse Gates and into the Virtual Playground: Moderating Student Cyberbullying and Cyberharassment after Morse v. Frederick
Jessica Moy

Proposition 8 and the Need for California Constitutional Amendment Initiative Reform: Tolerance Requires Time and Deliberation
Angela Chrysler

Thirty-Five Years after Berkelman: Seeking a New Debate about Ability Grouping
Matt Chayt

Comment

Highly Uncertain Times: An Analysis of the Executive Branch's Decision to Not Investigate or Prosecute Individuals in Compliance with State Medical Marijuana Laws
Vijay Sekhon

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