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50 U. Louisville L. Rev. [i] (2011-2012)

handle is hein.journals/branlaj50 and id is 1 raw text is: UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE LAW REVIEW Volume Fifty 2011 Number One CONTENTS CARL A. WARNS, JR. LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW INSTITUTE Invasion of the Social Networks: Blurring the Line Between Personal Life and the Employment Relationship Robert Sprague ............1................................ ARTICLES If Not a Commercial Republic? Political Economy in the United States After Citizens United David A. Westbrook.................................................................................. 35 Power to the People: The Takings Clause, Hart's Rule of Recognition, and Populist Law-Making F. Patrick Hubbard.........................................87 NOTES Is the Right to Sue Really the Right to Sue? Examining Arbitration and the Language of the Credit Repair Organization Act Molly Bee MacCaskey ....................... ..................131 Perfect Piety?: Transgression and Redemption Within the Legal Structures Affording Prisoners the Right to a Religious Diet Shannon A. Burns ................................... .....153 The Intersection of Kentucky's Abortion Parental-Consent Bypass Law and Mandatory Child-Abuse Reporting Statute: A Judicial Dilemma and Proposed Legislative Solution Amanda Warford......................... ................177 Member, National Conference of Law Reviews The University ofLouisville Law Review is indexed in Contents of Current Legal Periodicals.

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