Essay Contest

First Prize
"Reading, Writing and Interrogating: Providing Miranda Warnings to Students in Schoolhouse Interrogations"
Stephanie Forbes
William & Mary Law School

Second Prize
"School's Out? Factoring a Student's Age into Miranda's Custody Calculus"
Daniel Paterno
Pennsylvania State University, The Dickinson School of Law

Third Prize
"Hear My Words That I Might Teach Your: The Rights to Silence and Counsel Down at the School Yard"
Daniel M. Erwin
Quinnipiac University School of Law

First Prize
"Confronting State Experimentation in the Wake of Melendez-Diaz"
George B. Milam
University of Virginia School of Law

Second Prize
"In Search of a New Rationale: The Effects of Melendez-Diaz on the Admission of Lab Results"
Sarah Martin
University of California – Berkeley, School of Law

Third Prize
"The Procedural Sweet-spot Between the Confrontation Clause and the Administration of Justice Regarding Forensic Analyst Reports"
Justin Fine
University of Baltimore School of Law

"Evidence Obtained from Remote Electronic Traffic Devices: An Argument for Admissibility in Civil and Criminal Cases"

Jessica Wang
UCLA School of Law

1st Place - $3,000
"Roadside Seizures of Medical Marijuana: Public Safety and Public Policy as Limitations Upon Transporting and the Return of Lawfully Seized Medical Marijuana"
Cameron Mostaghim
Western State University College of Law

2nd Place - $1,500
"Hiding the Constitution in the Glove Box: Warrantless Searches 
Following Motor Vehicle Stops"
Christie Ayotte
Emory University

3rd Place - $1,000
"Arizona v. Gant: The Future of Motor Vehicle Searches Incident to Arrest"
Joshua M. Minner
Oklahoma City University School of Law