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Table of Contents - Issue 3

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Foreword
Rodney Uphoff

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Legal Representation for the Poor: Can Society Afford This Much Injustice
Stephen B. Bright

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Ethical Obligations of Indigent Defense Attorneys to Their Clients
Phyllis E. Mann

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State Constitutional Challenges to Indigent Defense Systems
Stephen F. Hanlon

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Ensuring the Ethical Representation of Clients in the Face of Excessive Caseloads
Peter A. Joy

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Commentary
Norman Lefstein

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Public Defender Elections and Popular Control over Criminal Justice
Ronald F. Wright

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Raising the Bar: Standards-Based Training, Supervision, and Evaluation
Adele Bernhard

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Missouri's Public Defender Crisis: Shouldering the Burden Alone
Sean D. O'Brien

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Litigating the Ghost of Gideon in Florida: Separation of Powers as a Tool to Achieve Indigent Defense Reform
Wayne A. Logan

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Epiphenomenal Indigent Defense
Darryl K. Brown

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Protecting the Innocent: Part of the Solution for Inadequate Funding for Defenders, Not a Panacea for Targeting Justice
Robert P. Mosteller

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Silencing the Rebel Yell: The Eighth Circuit Upholds a Public School's Ban on Confederate Flags
Lucinda Housley Luetkemeyer

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Role of Individuals Discrimination in Free Exercise Claims: Putting Iqbal in Its Place, The
Leila McNeill

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Beyond Equality and Adequacy: Equal Protection, Tax Assessments, and the Missouri Public School Funding Dilemma
Ronald K. Rowe II.

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Counselor, Stop Everything - Missouri's Venue Statutes Receive an Expansive Interpretation
Darin P. Shreves

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Resurrection of a Dead Remedy: Bringing Common Law Negligence Back into Employment Law
Amanda Yoder