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Vol. 72, No. 4 (2021) Eleventh Circuit Survey

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Editor's Note
Jameson M. Fisher

Survey Articles

Admiralty
John P. Kavanagh Jr.

Bankruptcy
John T. Laney III and Victoria Barbarino Grantham

Class Actions
Thomas M. Byrne and Stacy McGavin Mohr

Commercial Transportation
Madeline E. McNeeley, Sarah L. Adle, Joshua H. Dorminy, Elizabeth M. Brooks, and Stephen G. Lowry

Criminal Law
Thomas D. Church

Environmental Law
Travis M. Trimble

Evidence
W. Randall Bassett, Val Leppert, and Lauren Newman

Federal Income Taxation
Nikolai Karetnyi and Ruoxi Zhang

Immigration Law
Bianca N. DiBella and Andrew J. Mueller

Labor and Employment
W. Jonathan Martin II and Patricia-Anne Brownback

Trial Practice and Procedure
John O'Shea Sullivan and Kevin R. Stone

Comments

If The Mask Fits: The Unconstitutionality of Face Masks in Criminal Trials During COVID-19
Nicole Morrison

Whose Job is it Anyway: How the Statutory and Regulatory Scheme Prohibiting Employers from Hiring Undocumented Workers Falls Short of Achieving its Intended Purpose
Antonio Solomon

Casenote

YOU’VE GOT MAIL: How the Eleventh Circuit Will Now Allow Debt-Collectors to Collect Time-Barred Debts
Alejandro Guarin

Table of Cases

BOARD OF EDITORS

Lauren N. James - Editor in Chief

Caroline E. Walker - Senior Managing Editor

Madison P. Gann - Managing Editor

Breanna C. Vega - Managing Editor

Jameson M. Fisher - 11^th Circuit Survey Editor

Sarah C. Maley - Georgia Survey Editor

Christopher Wood - Articles Editor

Breyana I. Fleming - Lead Articles Editor

Sandy David-Campos - Student Writing Editor

Andrew G. Wharton - Administrative Editor

Image: Elbert P. Tuttle U.S. Court of Appeals Building. The courthouse is built in the Renaissance Revival style and is located in the Fairlie-Poplar district of Downtown Atlanta.