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Seventh Circuit Review

Volume 9, Issue 2 (2014)

Front Matter

Table of Contents
Seventh Circuit Review

Preface
Kathleen Mallon

Civil Procedure

Laundry and Cable Television: How the Seventh Circuit Preserved Consumer Protection Class Action Litigation from Washing Down the Tubes
Stephen D. Pauwels

Constitutional Law

Judge Posner Got It Right: Requiring Abortion Doctors to Have Hospital Admitting Privileges Places an Undue Burden on a Woman Seeking an Abortion
Kelly K. Koss

Criminal Law

Yes, We Were Wrong;No, We Will Not Make It Right: The Seventh Circuit Denies Post-Conviction Relief from an Undisputed Sentencing Error Because It Occurred in the Post- Booker, Advisory Guidelines Era
Gregory S. Dierdorf

Don't Break the Safety Valve's Heart: How the Seventh Circuit Superimposes Substantial Assistance on the Mandatory Minimum Safety Valve's Complete Truthful Disclosure Requirement
Adrienne N. Kitchen

Employment Law

Conference, Conciliation, and Persuasion: The Seventh Circuit's Groundbreaking Approach to Analyzing the EEOC's Pre-Suit Obligations
Lisa M. DeLeon

Editors

Professor: Hal R. Morris
Executive Editor—Teaching Assistant: Kathleen Mallon
Editorial Staff: Lisa M. DeLeon; Gregory S. Dierdorf; Adrienne N. Kitchen; Kelly K. Koss; Stephen D. Pauwels

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ISSN: 2473-4829