The 2008-2009 Editorial Board is proud to announce the                                                                     2009-2010 Albany Government Law Review Editorial Board:

Editor-in-Chief: Benjamin Loefke

Executive Editor: Meredith Perry

Managing Editor for the Albany Government Law Review Fireplace: Marisa Floriani

Managing Editor for Symposium: Ali Chaudhry

Managing Editor for Submissions: Kristin Wernig

Managing Editors for Research and Writing: Benjamin Adams and Daniel Schlessinger

Managing Editors for Business and Production: Amanda Sherman and Laura Wegner

Managing Editor for Technology and Development: Daniel Feintuck

Article Editors: Christopher Michaels, Sita Legac & Nicole Marron

Thank you to all of our members for your dedication and hard work! Without the continued support of all of our members, we would not be achieving such success. We are excited for the year to come and are counting on our new Editorial Board along with our Senior Editors to continue to grow and improve the scholarship of the Albany Government Law Review.

Thank you and Congratulations!

Albany Government Law Review 2008-2009 Executive Board

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The Albany Government Law Review is a student-edited law review publishing in an all-symposia format.  The Albany Government Law Review recently released Volume 2, Issue 1, entitled The Worst of Times: Perspectives on and Solutions for the Subprime Mortgage Crisis. The issue examines the roots of the subprime mortgage crisis, the legal framework surrounding the industry, and the government response to the current crisis. The issue continues the tradition of scholarship contained in prior issues covering campaign finance reform and gun control, and the Government Law Review's dedication to tackling timely and important topics. The issue contains articles written by legal scholars and real world practitioners, and covers topics within the subprime crisis ranging from dealing with foreclosed homes to the need for more stringent regulation of the mortgage industry.

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