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LAW SCHOOL REPORT
Highest honor goes to
interim dean
The scholar and teacher whohas guided UB School of Lawfor more than two years as
interim dean received the school’s
highest honor, the Edwin F. Jaeckle
Award.
James A. Gardner,who joined the
School of Law faculty in 2001,
accepted the award on Jan. 27 at the
Union League Club in Manhattan, as
part of the school’s annual New York
City Alumni Luncheon. The Jaeckle
Award is given annually to “an
individual who has distinguished
himself or herself and has made
significant contributions to the School
of Law and the legal profession.”
After greetings by master of
ceremonies Terrence M. Connors ’71
– who himself received the award last
year – and UB Law Alumni Associ-
ation President Brian D. Gwitt ’98,
attendees heard an update on
progress at the school from Dean’s
Advisory Council Chair Douglas W.
Dimitroff  ’89.
There was, he said, plenty to
celebrate: an improving employment
rate; a high-quality entering class;
core strengths in our advocacy and
clinic programs; and the success of
the school’s historic seven-year, 
$30 million fundraising campaign.
Dimitroff also noted that law students
had contributed over 6,500 hours of
community service work in 2016.
“The strategic plan that has been
brought forward under Jim’s
leadership recognizes the value of
knowledge and ways of thinking that
a law education provides for a wide
variety of applications and
professions,” said UB Provost Charles
F. Zukoski. “As a result of Jim’s
leadership, the School of Law is
much stronger and much more
efficient than it was in past years.”
SUNY Distinguished Professor
Guyora Binder, who serves as vice
dean for research and faculty
development, reflected that
Gardner’s success as interim dean
grew from the high standards he sets
for himself and others, evidenced by
his widely recognized scholarship on
state constitutional law and election
law and by his reputation among UB
School of Law students. “Many
students recount that a course with
him did more to transform them into
functioning professionals than any
other part of their legal education,”
Binder said.
After Connors gave voice tostories from Gardner’s friends and former
colleagues, it was the honoree’s
moment to shine.
He began by acknowledging the
hard work of his incredible team,
saying, “The School of Law’s
accomplishments during the period
of my deanship are almost entirely
the work of others.”
Gardner also noted that his time
as interim dean has taught him some
humbling lessons. He has learned
that “the job of being dean is the job
of filling a role. There are
expectations, there are conventions,
there are traditions. Filling a role well
is a real achievement, and if I can
claim any accomplishment, I really
hope that it’s that.”
It’s not an easy job. So why did he
accept it? Gardner said he did so to
repay two debts.
“The first is my debt to the legal
profession,” he said. “I really like
being a lawyer. The privilege of
becoming a lawyer was really a
transformative moment for me.
“The second debt was my debt to
UB School of Law. I really didn’t feel
like my career started until the
moment I arrived in Buffalo. I joined
an extraordinary intellectual
community, but also a social
community. It was welcoming, it was
supportive, it was affirmative, it was
kind. I felt immediately welcomed by
the faculty, the administration, the
students and alumni, and Lise and I
immediately felt completely at home.
And in that environment I really found
it easy to flourish as a teacher and as
a scholar. It has been a privilege and
a great pleasure to give back to that
community by serving.”
At the New
York City
Alumni
Luncheon:
from left, UB
Provost Charles
F. Zukoski,
honoree James
A. Gardner and
Alumni
Association
President Brian
D. Gwitt ’98.
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MARGARET DUGGAN 
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MEGAN J. LYLE ERIN R. GOLDBERG 
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Philip Alston 
Faculty Director and Chair 
Center for Human Rights 
and Global Justice 
New York University School of Law 
Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im 
Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law 
Emory University School of Law 
Guyora Binder 
UB Distinguished Professor 
SUNY Buffalo Law School 
Barry Boyer 
Professor Emeritus 
SUNY Buffalo Law School 
Nina Cascio 
International Law Librarian 
SUNY Buffalo Law School 
Radhika Coomaraswamy 
Special Representative of the 
Secretary-General for Children 
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United Nations 
Kerry Kennedy 
RFK Memorial Center for 
Human Rights 
Adama Dieng 
Registrar 
UN International Criminal Tribunal 
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David Engel 
SUNY Distinguished Service Professor 
SUNY Buffalo Law School 
Thomas Farer 
Professor 
Josef Korbel School of International Studies 
University of Denver 
Lucinda Finley 
Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs 
SUNY Buffalo Law School 
Yash Ghai 
Sir YK Pao Chair in Public Law 
University of Hong Kong 
Pablo de Greiff 
Research Director 
International Center for Transnational Justice 
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Director 
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at UNISA 
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Professor of Law 
Northeastern University 
School of Law 
Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann 
Professor and Canada Research Chair in 
International Human Rights 
Wilfrid Laurier University 
David Kennedy 
Director of the Institute for Global Law 
and Policy 
Harvard Law School 
Laura S. Mangan 
Coordinator, Civic Engagement and Public 
Policy 
SUNY University at Buffalo 
Teresa Miller 
Professor 
SUNY Buffalo Law School 
Joe Oloka-Onyango 
Director and Senior Lecturer 
Human Rights and Peace Centre 
Peter Rosenblum 
Clinical Professor of Human Rights 
Columbia Law School 
Kenneth Roth 
Executive Director 
Human Rights Watch 
Johan Van der Vyver 
Professor of International Law and 
Human Rights 
Emory University School of Law 
Jose Miguel Vivanco 
Executive Director 
America Division 
Human Rights Watch 
Claude Welch 
SUNY Distinguished Service Professor 
SUNY University at Buffalo 
John Witte, Jr. 
Director of the Center for the Study of Law 
and Religion 
Emory University School of Law 
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University at Buffalo Law School 
THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK 
Nancy L. Zimpher, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 
Chancellor of the State University of New York 
Satish K. Tripathi, B.Sc., M.Sc., M.S., M.S., Ph.D., D.Sc. 
President of the State University of New York at Buffalo 
Charles F. Zukoski B.A., Ph.D. 
Provost and Executive Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs 
Administration 
James A. Gardner, B.A., J.D. Interim Dean 
Elizabeth Adelman, J.D., M.L.S., B.A. Directorof the Law Library and Vice Deanfor Legal 
Information Service 
Guyora Binder, J.D., A.B. Vice Deanfor Research and Faculty Development
S. Todd. Brown, J.D., B.A. Vice Dean for Academic Affairs 
Kim Diana Connolly, LL.M., J.D., B.A. Vice Dean for Advocacy and ExperientialEducation and 
Di,rectorof ClinicalLegal Education and the Advocacy Institute 
Marlene M. Cook, PhD., M.S., B.S. 
Rebecca A. Donoghue, M.B.A., B.A. 
Danielle Pelfrey Duryea, Ph.D., J.D., M.A., B.A. 
Ilene R. Fleischmann, M.A., B.A. 
Bernadette Gargano, J.D., M.A., B.A. 
Lindsay J. Sutton Gladney, M.A., B.A. 
Karen R. Kaczmarski, J.D., B.A. 
BobbyJo LaDelfa, Ph.D., M.S., B.S., M.S. 
Meredith Kolsky Lewis, J.D., M.S., B.A. 
Terrance E. McCormack, M.L.S., B.A. 
Errol E. Meidinger, Ph.D., J.D., M.A., B.A. 
Lisa M. Mueller, J.D., M.S., B.A. 
Johanna Oreskovic, J.D., Ed.M., M.A., B.A. 
Lisa M. Patterson, J.D., A.B. 
Melinda R. Saran, J.D., M.P.H., B.A. 
Lillie V. Wiley-Upshaw, M.A., B.A. 
Sara Zeitler, M.S., B.S. 
Samantha Barbas, Ph.D., J.D., B.A. 
Christine Bartholomew, J.D., B.A. 
Mark Bartholomew, J.D., B.A. 
Anya Bernstein, Ph.D., J.D., B.A. 
Guyora Binder, J.D., A.B. 
Michael Boucai, M.Phil., J.D., B.A. 
Irus Braverman, S.J.D., M.A., LL.B. 
S. Todd Brown, J.D., B.A. 
Luis Chiesa, J.S.D., LL.M., J.D., B.B.A. 
Kim Diana Connolly, LL.M., J.D., B.A. 
Matthew D. Dimick, Ph.D., J.D., M.S., B.A. 
Danielle Pelfrey Duryea, Ph.D., J.D., M.A., B.A. 
David M. Engel, J.D., M.A., A.B. 
Charles P. Ewing, Ph.D., J.D., B.A. 
Lucinda M. Finley, J.D., B.A. 
Heidi Forman, LL.M., J.D., M.A., B.S. 
Rebecca R. French, Ph.D., LL.M., J.D., B.A. 
Vice Dean for Resource Management 
Assistant Dean for Alumni 
Assistant Dean for Administration 
Vice Deanfor Alumni and Executive Director of UB Law 
Alumni Association 
Vice Deanfor Student Affairs 
Vice Dean of Admissions 
Vice Dean for Philanthropyand Engagement 
Vice Deanfor Strategic Planning and Operations 
Vice Dean for Internationaland Graduate Programs 
Associate Director of the Law Library and Managerfor 
Law School Technology and Head of Centerfor Clinical 
Legal Education 
Director of Baldy Centerfor Law and Social Policy 
Vice Dean of Communications 
AssistantDeanfor Internationaland GraduateStudent 
Support 
Vice Dean for CareerServices 
Vice Dean for Social Justice Initiatives 
Vice Dean for Student Engagement and Inclusion 
Vice Dean of Records, Registration& FinancialAid 
Faculty 
Professor 
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Professor 
Associate Professor 
SUNY DistinguishedProfessor 
Associate Professor 
Professor 
Professor 
Professor 
Professor 
Associate Professor 
Teaching Faculty 
SUNY DistinguishedService Professor 
SUNY DistinguishedService Protfssor 
Frank G. Raichle Professorof Trial and Appellate 
Advocacy 
Teaching Faculty 
Professor 
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Philip Halpern, J.D., B.A. 
Nan L. Haynes, J.D., B.A. 
George Kannar, J.D., B.A. 
Stuart G. Lazar, LL.M., J.D., A.B. 
Meredith Kolsky Lewis, J.D., M.S., B.A. 
Patrick Long, J.D., A.B. 
Anjana Malhotra, J.D., B.A. 
Jonathan Manes, J.D., M.Sc., B.A. 
Isabel S. Marcus, Ph.D., J.D., M.A., B.A. 
Martha T. McCluskey, J.S.D., J.D., B.A. 
Errol E. Meidinger, Ph.D., J.D., M.A., B.A. 
Tara J. Melish, J.D., B.A. 
Teresa A. Miller, LL.M., J.D., B.A. 
James G. Milles, L.D., M.L.I.S., M.A., B.A. 
Athena D. Mutua, LL.M., M.A., J.D., B.A. 
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This year, the United States and world as a whole have made great 
strides forward in advancing human rights. Minorities and oppressed peo-
ples have won victories which have pushed mankind even closer to a world 
where every man, woman, and child are protected and respected. Human 
rights law remains a constantly evolving, multifaceted problem. But the 
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a world we can all be proud of. 
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special thank you to Hava Dayan, Valeska David, Julie Fraser, Gallant Fish, 
Junxiang Mao, and Xi Sheng. Thank you for your help and patience with 
our editing process. 
As a legal journal that only publishes once a year, we certainly en-
countered some set-backs throughout the year. Nevertheless, my Buffalo 
Human Rights Law Review team persisted. Without the help of our Edito-
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thank you for everything. Also, a special thank you to our associates. All of 
them come from a wide variety of backgrounds, and worked hard to make 
this Volume one of the best yet. As we have wrapped up the editing pro-
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Annabelle, and Michael as you begin work on Volume 24. I also would like 
to thank Professor Tara Melish, Director of the Buffalo Human Rights 
Center, and Professor Christine Bartholomew, for their knowledge, insight 
and guidance. 
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ARTICLES 
Some Thoughts on the Future of Legal 
Education: Why Diversity and Student 
Wellness Should Matter in a Time of 
Economic "Crisis" 
Kevin R. Johnson 255 
Notes on the Future of the Legal 
Profession in the United States: The Key 
Roles of Corporate Law Firms and Urban 
Law Schools 
Bryant G. Garth 287 
COMMENTS 
Indian Country Complexities and the 
Ambiguous State of Marijuana Policy in 
the United States 
Lauren Adornetto 329 
Hey New York, You Can Frack: An 
Examination of How Liquefied Petroleum 
Gas Sidesteps New York's Fracking Ban 
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Advising Family Businesses in the 
Twenty-First Century: An Introduction 
TM to Stage 4 Planning Strategies 
Scott E. Friedman 
Andrea H. HusVar 
Eliza P. Friedman 
425 
Privacy Law That Does Not Protect 
Privacy, Forgetting the Right to be 
Forgotten 
McKay Cunningham 495 
Interpreting the Constitution's Elegant 
Specificities 
Steven Semeraro 547 
COMMENTS 
Moral Crimes Post-Mellouli: Making a 
Case for Eliminating State-Based 
Prostitution Convictions as a Basis for 
Inadmissibility in Immigration 
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The Decline of the Lawyer-Politician 
Nick Robinson 657 
Quasi-Constitutional Amendments 
RichardAlbert 739 
Re-Reading Legal Realism and Tracing 
a Genealogy of Balancing 
CurtisNyquist 771 
A Complete Analysis of Carbon Taxation: 
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