The Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, formerly The Catholic Lawyer, is published by the staff and editorial board of the St. John's Law Review and focuses on legal scholarship with ethical, moral, canonical, or theological implications. It is primarily comprised of outside articles solicited by, and submitted to, the Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, but student contributions are also welcome. The members and editors of the Law Review diligently verify sources, check citations, proofread, and critically analyze all works set for publication. The Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review has primary responsibility for the Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, including overseeing the editorial process and preparing manuscripts for publication.
Volume 43, Fall 2004, Number 2
Editorial Board
Articles
Abortion, Bishops, Eucharist, and Politicians: A Question of Communion
Gregory C. Sisk and Charles J. Reid, Jr.
The Spirituality of Communion: A Resource for Dialogue with Catholics in Public Life
Amelia J. Uelmen
Born Again on Death Row: Retribution, Remorse, and Religion
Michael A. Simons
Taking Liberalism and Religious Liberty Seriously: Shifting our Notion of Toleration from Locke to Mill
James R. Beattie, Jr.
Notes
The Constitutionality of Polygamy Prohibitions After Lawrence v. Texas: Is Scalia a Punchline or a Prophet?
Joseph Bozzuti
President Nixon's Prescience: The Honorable Kevin Thomas Duffy
Timothy John Casey