Breaking It Bad In a Law Review

In the New Mexico Law Review, Spring 2015:

New Mexico Law Review Current Issue

Spring 2015, Vol. 45, No. 2

Front Matter

• INTRODUCTION ix

Professional Articles

• Breaking Bad in the Classroom
• Max Minzner 397
• Why We Would Spare Walter White: Breaking Bad and the True Power of Mitigation
• Bidish J. Sarma 429
• "Better Call Saul" If You Want Discoverable Communications: The Misrepresentation of the Attorney-Client Privilege on Breaking Bad
• Armen Adzhemyan & Susan M. Marcella 477
• The Good and (Breaking) Bad of Deceptive Police Practices
• Elizabeth N. Jones 523
• Stuck Between a Rock and a Meth Cooking Husband: What Breaking Bad’s Skyler White Teaches Us About How the War on Drugs and Public Antipathy Constrain Women of Circumstance’s Choices
• Holly Jeanine Boux & Courtenay W. Daum 567
• Breaking BATNAS: Negotiation Lessons From Walter White
• Jennifer W. Reynolds 611
• The Political Geography of Plea Bargaining in Federal Death Penalty Cases
• Greg Goelzhauser 641
• Don’t Bake––Litigate! A Practitioner’s Guide on How Walter White Should Have Protected His Interests in Gray Matter, and His Litigation Options for Building an “Empire Business” Through the Courts, Not the Cartel
• Michael C. Mims 673

Discussion here from the Wall Street Journal.