Utah Law Review 2004 Number 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS; The Effects of AEDPA and IIRIRA on Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Claims for Failure to Advise Alien Defendants of Deportation Consequences of Pleading Guilty to an "Aggravated Felony"; The Uncertainty and Debilitation of the Marks Fractured Opinion Analysis-The U.S. Supreme Court Misses an Opportunity: Grutter v. Bollinger; Settling for Less: Utah v. Norton; Finding the Line Between Action and Inaction: SUWA v. Norton and Judicial Review of Statutory Land Management Standards; Fast-Track to Disparity: How Federal Sentencing Policies Along the Southwest Border Are Undermining the Sentencing Guidelines and Violating Equal Protection; Building with Style: Testing the Boundaries of the Architectural Works Copyright Protection Act; Freeing the Innocent: A Proposed ForensiC Evidence Retention Statute to Optimize Utah's Post-Conviction DNA Testing Act for Claims of Actual Innocence