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Autism Is Not a Tragedy...Ignorance Is: Suppressing Evidence Of Asperger's Syndrome And High-Functioning Autism in Capital Trials Prejudices Defendant's For A Death Sentence, Sheena Foster

COWARDLY TRAITOR OR HEROIC WHISTLEBLOWER?: THE IMPACT OF EDWARD SNOWDEN’S DISCLOSURES ON CANADA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM’S SECURITY ESTABLISHMENTS, Daniel Alati

DAMMING THE LEAKS: BALANCING NATIONAL SECURITY, WHISTLEBLOWING AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST, Jason Zenor

Foreword: Captial Punishment: Iterating Toward Perfection, When Perfection Is Unattainable, Charles E. MacLean

GOVERNMENT SECRETS: THE PUBLIC’S MISCONCEPTIONS OF THE SNOWDEN DISCLOSURES, Melanie M. Reid

Help Wanted: States Left With The Daunting Task Of Applying The Atkins Holding For The Exemption Of Mentally Retarded Defendants From The Death Penalty, Kendall Nicole Inglish

"He Who Wishes To Preserve His Life At Others' Expense Should Also Be Ready To Give It Up For Their Sake:" How Natural Law And The Declaration Of Independence Justify Capital Punishment, Nicholas Davenport V

Tennessee's Capital Punishment History And Today's Merited Reprieve For Its Death Penalty, Randall T. Noe

THE SNOWDEN AFFAIR AND THE LIMITS OF AMERICAN TREASON, Richard Broughton

THE SNOWDEN EFFECT: THE IMPACT OF SPILLING NATIONAL SECRETS; A SYMPOSIUM SNAPSHOT, Lauren A. Mullins

To Live Or To Die: Money Is Not An Option-Cost-Benefit Evidence And Arguments Should Be Held Inadmissible In Capital Case Sentencing, Ivy J. Gardner

Volume 2, Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law

Volume 3, Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law

When One Lives In A Glass House, One Should Not Throw Stones: How Continuing To Allow Capital Punishment While Trying To Foster Humanitarianism On A Global Scale Can No Longer Co-Exist, Paige Coleman