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28 Just. Sys. J. [i] (2007)

handle is hein.journals/jusj28 and id is 1 raw text is: tie JUSTICE SYSTEM JOURNAL Volume 28 Number 1 2007 Letter from the Editors iii About the Authors v Article Federal and State Trial Judges on the Proffer and Presentation of Expert Evidence I SHIRLEY A. DOBBIN, SOPHIA 1. GATOWSKI, REBECCA N. EYRE, VERONICA B. DAHIR, MARA L. MERLINO, AND JAMES T. RICHARDSON Mini-Symposium on Court Security Editor's Introduction WILLIAM E. RAFTERY 16 Emergency Management in the Courts: Trends After September 11 and Hurricane Katrina 20 THOMAS A. BIRKLAND AND CARRIE A. SCHNEIDER Citizens Have a Right to Safety in the Courthouse Dow CONSTANTINE 36 The Evolving Concept of Court Security CAROLINE S. COOPER 40 Courthouse Security-A Direction or a Destination? JOHN E. ZARUBA 46 The Court Security Challenge: A Judicial Leadership Perspective 49 COLIN E CAMPBELL AND MARCUS W. REINKENSMEYER Securing Our Future EDWARD A. FEINER 54 Prudent Risk Management: A Court Administrator's View 58 ZYGMONT A. PINES Security at What Cost? A Comparative Evaluation of Increased Court Security 62 JON B. GOULD From the Benches and Trenches The Elusive Record: On Researching High-Profile 1980s Sexual Abuse Cases 79 Ross E. CHEIT Legal Notes Federal Court Certification of State-Law Questions: Active Judicial Federalism 98 WENDY L. WATSON, MCKINZIE CRAIG, AND DANIEL ORION DAVIS Court Stripping and Limitations on Judicial Review of Immigration Cases 104 DONALD S. DOBKIN Review Section Review of Volcansek and Stack, eds., Courts Crossing Borders: Blurring the Lines of Sovereignty 109 WENDY L. MARTINEK Review of Baum, Judges and Their Audiences: A Perspective on Judicial Behavior 112 THOMAS G. WALKER Review of Scherer, Scoring Points: Politicians, Activists, and the Lower Federal Court Appointment Process 115 ARTEMUS WARD Of Note 117 JOLLY A. EMREY, STEPHEN L. WASBY Published by the National Center for State Courts Providing Leadership and Service to the State Courts Online at www.ncsconline.org

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