Duquesne Law Review

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Table of Contents Volume 51, Number 3, Summer 2013

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Foreword
Wesley MacNeil Oliver

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Plea Bargaining in the Shadow of the Constitution
Richard L. Lippke

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Plea Bargaining After Frye and Lafler, A Real Problem in Search of a Reasonable and Practical Solution (Meeting the Challenges of Frye and Lafler) [Keynote Address]
W. Louis Sands

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Plea Bargaining is a Shadow Market [Introduction]
Frank H. Easterbrook

Monitoring the Plea Process
Susan R. Klein

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Plea-Bargaining Law after Lafler and Frye
Russell D. Covey

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The Duties of Non-Judicial Actors in Ensuring Competent Negotiation
Stephanos Bibas

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The Indirect Potential of Lafler and Frye
Wesley MacNeil Oliver

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Plea Bargains That Waive Claims of Ineffective Assistance - Waiving Padilla and Frye
Nancy J. King

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Lafler and Frye: Two Small Band-Aids for a Festering Wound
Albert W. Alschuler

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The Right to Plea Bargain with Competent Counsel after Cooper and Frye: Is the Supreme Court Making the Ordinary Criminal Process "Too Long, Too Expensive, and Unpredictable . . . in Pursuit of Perfect Justice"?
Bruce A. Green

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Do Procedural Claims Drive out Merits Claims in Plea Bargaining?: A Comment on the Work of the Late Professor William Stuntz
Gabriel J. Chin

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Putting the Trial Penalty on Trial
David S. Abrams

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The Discoverability of Private Social Media Content: Are Pennsylvania Trial Courts Going Too Far by Granting Litigants Unfettered Access to Their Opponents' Social Media Accounts?
Timothy C. Quinn

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Reexamining the Examiners: The Need for Increased Government Regulation of Accreditation in Higher Education
Sarah Molinero