Volume 86, Number 6 (September 2013)

• Talking “Religious, Superstitious Nonsense” in the Classroom: When Do Teachers’ Disparaging Comments About Religion Run Afoul of the Establishment Clause? 
  Note by Jennifer L. Bryant 

• Bankruptcy-Remote Special Purpose Entities: An Opportunity For Investors To Maximize the Value of Their Returns While Undergoing More Careful and Realistic Risk Analysis 
  Note by Katherine J. Baudistel 

• Buying the Right to Harm 
  Article by Ehud Guttel & Shmuel Leshem 

• The Partisan Foundations of Judicial Campaign Finance 
  Article by Michael S. Kang & Joanna M. Shepherd 

• Essay: Official Obedience and the Politics of Defining “Law” 
  Article by Frederick Schauer 

• Gerontology and the Law: A Selected Annotated Bibliography: 2009-2011 Update 
  Bibliography by Judy K. Davis & Karen Skinner