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Vol. 44, No. 2, Summer 2009

INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM
275 Introduction to the Symposium: The Jena Six, the Prosecutorial Conscience, and the Dead Hand of History

Andrew E. Taslitz & Carol Steiker

ARTICLES
297 The Law of the Noose: A History of Latino Lynching

Richard Delgado
313 Burning Shoes and the Spirit World: The Charade of Neutrality

Frank H. Wu
329 The Hangman’s Noose and the Lynch Mob: Hate Speech and the Jena Six

Jeannine Bell
361 The Jena Six and the History of Racially Compromised Justice in Louisiana

Gabriel J. Chin
393 Judging Jena’s D.A.: The Prosecutor and Racial Esteem

Andrew E. Taslitz
461 Race-ing Prosecutors’ Ethics Codes

Ellen S. Podgor
477 The Jena Six, Mass Incarceration, and the Remoralization of Civil Rights

Joseph E. Kennedy
511 You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby: Two Waves of Juvenile Justice Reforms as Seen from Jena, Louisiana

Sara Sun Beale

ESSAY
547 Restorative Justice in Schools: Learning from Jena High School

Cara Suvall
SYMPOSIUM RESPONSES
571 Confronting Racial Disparity: Legislative Responses to the School-to-Prison Pipeline

Tona M. Boyd
581 Separate and Unequal: The Disparate Impact of School-Based Referrals to Juvenile Court

Heather Cobb
597 On Responsible Prosecutorial Discretion

Kerala Thie Cowart
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