GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW VOLUME 36 - 2006

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EDITORIAL BOARD
Analisa Pratt	Editor-in-Chief
Claire S. Hulse	Managing Editor
Karen Minor	Ninth Circuit Executive Articles Editor
Ida Martinac	Environmental Law Journal Editor
Dominic Porrino	Law & Social Change Editor
Katie York	Law & Social Change Editor Pro Tem
Benjamin Humphreys	Research Editor
Jeanette Haggas	Outside Articles Editor

SENIOR EDITORS
Lydia Crandall	Angela Lipanovich

ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Stephen Bosse	Greg Golino	Zhichong Gu
Todd Handler	Livia Hsiao	Kathleen Kunzman
Sandra Le	Jennifer Lewis	Roger Lin
Samantha Schwartz	Sandra G. Sepulveda	Mike Silveira

MEMBERS
Lynn Damiano	Bryanne Dare	Daljit Kaur Dhami
Christopher Donewald	Jessica Erlandson	Erin G. Frazor
Susana Garcia	Ian Hansen	Reuben Hart
Heidi L. Hofmann	Kara Holzwarth	Megan Kelly
Devon King	Kristen M. Kwasneski	Trent M. Latta
Jennifer A. Maier	Ashling P. McAnaney	Reid Miller
Andje Morovich	Sahana Murthy	Dije Ndreu
Paula Rasmussen	Elizabeth Seals	Joshua Shey
Gwynneth F. Smith	Roxana M. Smith	Ruby Steinbrecher
Owen Tipps	Michael Vidmar	Katherine Watts
Matthew Wood	Raymond Yu

Preface to Volume 36

Issue 1 - Ninth Circuit Survey Preface

Newton v. Diamond: When a Composer's Market Is Not the Average Joe: The Inadequacy of the Average-Audience Test. Note, page 1
Reid Miller

Property, War Objectives, and Slave Labor Claims: The Ninth Circuit's Political Question Analysis in Alperin v. Vatican Bank. Note, page 19
Reuben Hart

Making-Up Conditions of Employment: The Unequal Burdens Test as a Flawed Mode of Analysis in Jespersen v. Harrah's Operating Co. Note, page 45
Megan Kelly

Asylum For A Minor Child of Persecuted Parents in Zhang v. Gonzales. Note, page 69
Roxana M. Smith

Issue 2 - Law and Social Change Preface

Consumer Bankruptcy Reform: Debtors' Prison Without Bars or "Just Desserts" For Deadbeats? Comment, page 91
Robert J. Landry, III & Nancy Hisey Mardis

That "Thorny Issue" Redux: California Grandparent Visitation Law In the Wake of Troxel v. Granville. Comment, page 121
Joan Catherine Bohl

"No Child Left Behind" In Need of a New "Idea": A Flexible Approach to Alternate Assessment Requirements. Comment, page 157
Erin G. Frazor

Separation of Powers and the California Initiative. Comment, page 185
Owen Tipps

Public Concern - A "Newsworthy" Exemption to the Grant of Preliminary Injunctions in Trade Secret Cases. Comment, page 219
Sahana Murthy

Dream Come True or True Nightmare? The Effect of Creating Educational Opportunity for Undocumented Youth. Comment, page 247
Susana Garcia

The Danger of a Label: How the Legal Interpretation of "Care Custodian" Can Frustrate a Testator's Wish to Make a Gift to a Personal Friend. Comment, page 269
Kirsten M. Kwasneski

Ewing v. Goldstein and the Therapist's Duty to Warn in California. Note, page 293
Gwynneth F. Smith

Issue 3 - Environmental Law Journal

Articles for Symposium on Renewed Interest: California's Renewable Energy Sector
The Addiction and the Portfolio: An Introduction to the Issue. Page 321
Paul Stanton Kibel & Ida Martinac

Renewable Energy in United States Foreign Policy. Page 327
Daniel Kammen

Government's Role in Creating a Vibrant Solar Power Market in California. Page 347
Bernadette Del Chiaro & Rachel Gibson

California's Hydrogen Highway Reconsidered. Page 393
Joseph Romm

China's New Renewable Energy Law: The California Connection. Page 413
Jan Hamrin

Comments
Remembering the Spirit of the Endangered Species Act: A Case for Narrowing Agency Discretion to Interpret "Significant Portion" Of a Species' Range. Page 431
Ashling P. McAnaney

Keeping Bad Science out of the Courtroom: Why Post-Daubert Courts Are Correct in Excluding Opinions Based on Animal Studies From Birth-Defect Cases. Page 459
Dije Ndreu

Outgrowing the Commerce Clause: Finding Endangered Species a Home in the Constitutional Framework. Page 489
Jennifer A. Maier