MISSOURI LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 79
FALL 2014
NUMBER 4
CONTENTS
Symposium: The Art, Craft, and Future of Legal Journalism:
A Tribute to Anthony Lewis
Symposium Foreword ........................................... Richard C. Reuben 849
KEYNOTE
Anthony Lewis and the First Amendment ...................... Adam Liptak 863
ARTICLES
Anthony Lewis:
What He Learned at Harvard Law School ................. Lincoln Caplan 871
Anthony Lewis:
Pioneer in the Court’s Pressroom ............................... Lyle Denniston 901
The Rigorous Romantic:
Anthony Lewis on the Supreme Court Beat .......... Linda Greenhouse 907
Press Freedom and Coverage in the U.S. and Kosovo:
A Series of Comparisons and Recommendations ............ Ben Holden 915
A Tiger with No Teeth:
The Case for Fee Shifting in
State Public Records Law ......... Heath Hooper and Charles N. Davis 949
Anthony Lewis .......................................................... Dahlia Lithwick 971
Legal Journalism Today:
Change or Die .............................................................. Howard Mintz 977
Institutionalizing Press Relations at the Supreme Court:
The Origins of the Public Information Office ........... Jonathan Peters 985
Setting the Docket:
News Media Coverage of Our
Courts – Past, Present and an Uncertain Future ......... Gene Policinski 1007
As Today’s Tony Lewises Disappear,
Courts Fill Void ........................................................ David A. Sellers 1021
Making Judge-Speak Clear
Amidst the Babel of Lawspeakers ........................... Michael A. Wolff 1039
COMMENT
Navigating the Health Insurance Exchanges:
Will State Regulations Guide Consumers or
Chart Them Off-Course? .......................................... Kirsten Dunham 1047
NOTES & LAW SUMMARIES
Stand with Sam:
Missouri, Survivor Benefits, and
Discrimination Against Same-Sex Couples ..................Lesley A. Hall 1095
Victims of Substantiated Child Abuse:
Missouri’s New Reasonably
Ascertainable Creditors ............................................... Alice Haseltine 1121
Supreme Court Decision on Juvenile
Sentencing Results in Cruel and
Unusual Difficulties for Missouri ......................... Andrew T. Peebles 1139
The Path to Antitrust Success
Against the NCAA Is More
Limited Than You Think .................................................. Keith Starr 1157
Call Me, Maybe:
Missouri’s Approach to Extraterritorial
Personal Jurisdiction on the
Basis of Interstate Communications ............................ Caleb Wagner 1177