Volume 9, Number 1 (2013) Celebrating Our Legacy
EDITOR'S NOTE
The Celebrating Our Legacy special edition of the Florida A&M University (FAMU) Law Review represents a collection of articles written by distinguished law professors from around the United States. From its inception in 1949, Florida A&M University College of Law has embraced the mission of promoting diversity in the legal field. The FAMU College of Law Mission is built upon the belief that our legal system is strengthened when a variety of perspectives are represented and respected among attorneys, judges, and law professors. That mission is reflected within the pages of this issue of the FAMU Law Review. The ensemble of authors featured in this issue provides a portrait of the diversity of culture and perspective that is represented in the legal field.
On behalf of the FAMU Law Review staff, and the FAMU College of Law faculty and administration, I would like to thank each author for granting us the privilege of presenting their unique perspectives to the world.
This issue of the FAMU Law Review also represents the hard work of a dedicated and talented staff. I would like to thank the Editorial Board for embracing the vision for this issue and working tirelessly to its completion. I want to also thank the senior and junior staff editors for contributing their energy, time, and skill. Finally, I want to thank Law Review Faculty Advisor, Professor Randall S. Abate, for imparting his wisdom and motivation.
Front Matter
Articles
Only Fools Who Send Hyenas to Roast Meat for Them: In Search of the Doctrinal Foundations of the Not-So-Ordinary Crime of Patrimonicide
Ndiva Kofele-Kale
The Protection of Foreign Direct Investments in Developing and Emerging Markets through the Instrumentality of Arbitration: Fair Game
Florence Shu-Acquaye
The Double-Edged Sword of Prison Video Visitation: Claiming to Keep Families Together While Furthering the Aims of the Prison Industrial Complex
Patrice A. Fulcher
OMG! ESD Codified!: The Overreaction to Codification of the Economic Substance Doctrine
Monica D. Armstrong
Latina and Latino Judges: Changing the Complexion of the Bench
Mary Dolores Guerra
The Illusion of a Second Chance: Expunctions Versus the Law School and State Bar Application Processes
Lydia Johnson
Reconsidering a Weakened Regulation: A Critical Analysis of Delisting in the Endangered Species Act
Crystal D. Anderson