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41 A.L.I. Rep. 1 (2018-2019)

handle is hein.ali/alireporter0041 and id is 1 raw text is: R THE ALI Reporter ALI Council Approves Six Project Drafts at October Meeting During its meeting in New York City on October 18 and 19, the ALI Council reviewed drafts for seven Institute projects. Drafts or portions of drafts for six projects received Council approval, subject to the meeting discussion and to the usual prerogative to make nonsubstantive editorial improvements. On October 18, Reporter Barry Friedman of New York University School of Law, with Associate Reporters Tracey L. Meares of Yale Law School, Christopher Slobogin of Vanderbilt University Law School, and Brandon L. Garrett of Duke University School of Law (participating by telephone), presented Council Draft GoodwinLiu of the Supreme Court of California No. 2 of Principles of the (Children and the Law session) Law, Policing, consisting of Chapter 1 on definitions and general principles, Chapter 3 on police encounters, Chapter 4 on policing in the absence of individualized suspicion, and Chapter 11 on police questioning. The Council approved Chapter 1 and §§ 3.01-3.06 of Chapter 3, but there was insufficient time to consider § 3.07 on searches incident to arrest and Chapters 4 and 11. In response to comments from project participants, the Reporters will make a number of changes that will be incorporated into their next draft. The project will be on the agenda for the Council's January 2019 meeting. Reporter Geoffrey P. Miller of New York University School of Law and Associate Reporters Jennifer H. Arlen, also of NYU School of Law, and James A. Fanto of Brooklyn Law School submitted their first Council Draft for Principles of the Law, Compliance, Risk Management, and Enforcement. Council Draft No. 1 contains Chapter 1, Definitions; Chapter 2, Subject Matter, Objectives, and Judith A. Miller (Compliance session) Interpretation; Chapter 3, Governance; and Chapter 5, Compliance. The Council discussed continued on page 4

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