The generally accepted format for law students and recent law school graduates is the chronological format. These should not be listed since they can be explained in a cover letter which has been prepared for a specific employer. The same is true of the expression of a desire to specialize in a given area of the law. Don't narrow your focus, at least until you've had the chance to discuss it in the interview setting. Your resume should be confined to a biographical sketch.
Many employers are interested in writing samples.
Generally, a law review case note is too long and has been re-drafted and edited too many times for an employer's liking. A good RWA memo or something you have done while law clerking is a better representation of your writing. Bring a rough draft of your resume to the Office of Career Services for review before having it printed.