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Can We Talk: A Steele-Y Analysis Of Aba Opinion 411, Frederick C. Moss, William J. Bridge Jan 1999

Can We Talk: A Steele-Y Analysis Of Aba Opinion 411, Frederick C. Moss, William J. Bridge

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Appellate Practice And Procedure, Alan Wright, Ladawn H. Conway, Debra J. Mccomas Jan 1999

Appellate Practice And Procedure, Alan Wright, Ladawn H. Conway, Debra J. Mccomas

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Bankruptcy And Creditors' Rights, Roger S. Cox Jan 1999

Bankruptcy And Creditors' Rights, Roger S. Cox

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Commercial Transactions, John Krahmer Jan 1999

Commercial Transactions, John Krahmer

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Criminal Procedure: Pretrial, Trial, And Appeal, Kerry P. Fitzgerald Jan 1999

Criminal Procedure: Pretrial, Trial, And Appeal, Kerry P. Fitzgerald

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Environmental Law, Scott D. Deatherage, Scott F. Wendorf Jan 1999

Environmental Law, Scott D. Deatherage, Scott F. Wendorf

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Family Law: Parent And Child, James W. Paulsen Jan 1999

Family Law: Parent And Child, James W. Paulsen

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Oil, Gas And Mineral Law, Richard F. Brown Jan 1999

Oil, Gas And Mineral Law, Richard F. Brown

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Partnerships, Steven A. Waters, Jennifer Bligh Jan 1999

Partnerships, Steven A. Waters, Jennifer Bligh

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Real Property, David A. Weatherbie Jan 1999

Real Property, David A. Weatherbie

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Taxation, Cynthia M. Ohlenforst, Jeff W. Dorrill Jan 1999

Taxation, Cynthia M. Ohlenforst, Jeff W. Dorrill

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Texas Civil Procedure, A. Erin Dwyer, Donald Colleluori, Gary D. Eisenstat Jan 1999

Texas Civil Procedure, A. Erin Dwyer, Donald Colleluori, Gary D. Eisenstat

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Affirmative Action - A South African Perspective, T. H. Madala Jan 1999

Affirmative Action - A South African Perspective, T. H. Madala

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Truth And Reconciliation, Albie Sachs Jan 1999

Truth And Reconciliation, Albie Sachs

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Salient Features Of The Negotiating Process, Zakeria Mohammed Yacoob Jan 1999

Salient Features Of The Negotiating Process, Zakeria Mohammed Yacoob

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Insider Trading Regulation: The Path Dependent Choice Between Property Rights And Securities Fraud, Stephen M. Bainbridge Jan 1999

Insider Trading Regulation: The Path Dependent Choice Between Property Rights And Securities Fraud, Stephen M. Bainbridge

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Japanese Supreme Court - Its Institution And Background, Hideo Chikusa Jan 1999

Japanese Supreme Court - Its Institution And Background, Hideo Chikusa

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Contingent Workers: A Full-Time Job For Employers, Benefit Plan Administrators And The Courts, Richard J. Freddo Jan 1999

Contingent Workers: A Full-Time Job For Employers, Benefit Plan Administrators And The Courts, Richard J. Freddo

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Is The Fair Labor Standards Act Really Fair - Government Abuse Or Financial Necessity: An Analysis Of The Fair Labor Standards Act 1974 Amendment - The 207(K) Exemption, Lawrence E. Henke Jan 1999

Is The Fair Labor Standards Act Really Fair - Government Abuse Or Financial Necessity: An Analysis Of The Fair Labor Standards Act 1974 Amendment - The 207(K) Exemption, Lawrence E. Henke

SMU Law Review

No abstract provided.


Pigeonholing Illness: Medical Diagnosis As A Legal Construct, Lars Noah Jan 1999

Pigeonholing Illness: Medical Diagnosis As A Legal Construct, Lars Noah

UC Law Journal

Disease definitions and clinical judgments routinely affect coverage and reimbursement decisions by health insurers, the licensing determinations of regulatory agencies charged with reviewing new therapeutic technologies, evidentiary and substantive rulings by the judiciary in personal injury lawsuits and criminal trials, eligibility decisions in disability programs, and the resolution of claims before workers' compensation tribunals. This reliance on the definition and identification of disease by the medical profession fails to appreciate the extent to which our conceptions of illness are socially constructed rather than based on value-neutral scientific data and the application of technical expertise.

Just as social forces shape medical …


Public Health And Private Medicine: Regulation In Colonial And Early National America, Nissa M. Strottman Jan 1999

Public Health And Private Medicine: Regulation In Colonial And Early National America, Nissa M. Strottman

UC Law Journal

Historians are currently debating the role of regulation in eighteenth- and nineteenth century American public policy. Among the issues involved in this debate are the prevalence of regulation and the emerging distinction between private and public law. One historian, Morton Horwitz, has argued that the separation between private and public law, which resulted in less government regulation of commercial activities occurred early in the nineteenth century. In contrast, William Novak argues that regulation was pervasive in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America, and that the split between private and public law did not occur until the 1870's.

This not addresses this historiographical …


The Supreme Court And Public Law Remedies: A Tale Of Two Kansas Cities, Wendy Parker Jan 1999

The Supreme Court And Public Law Remedies: A Tale Of Two Kansas Cities, Wendy Parker

UC Law Journal

Forty-plus years after Brown v. Board of Education, hundreds of should reconsider the validity of applying different legal standards to different types of vertical restraints, and should instead replace rigid doctrinal categories with a functionally-oriented "rule of reason" analysis.


Procompetitive Theories Of Vertical Control, Andy C. M. Chen, Keith N. Hylton Jan 1999

Procompetitive Theories Of Vertical Control, Andy C. M. Chen, Keith N. Hylton

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


In Defense Of Dissents, William J. Brennan Jr. Jan 1999

In Defense Of Dissents, William J. Brennan Jr.

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Quo Vadis, Prospective Overruling: A Question Of Judicial Responsibility, Roger J. Traynor Jan 1999

Quo Vadis, Prospective Overruling: A Question Of Judicial Responsibility, Roger J. Traynor

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Proving The Obvious: The Antitrust Laws Were Passed To Protect Consumers (Not Just To Increase Efficiency), Robert H. Lande Jan 1999

Proving The Obvious: The Antitrust Laws Were Passed To Protect Consumers (Not Just To Increase Efficiency), Robert H. Lande

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Wealth Transfers As The Original And Primary Concern Of Antitrust: The Efficiency Interpretation Challenged, Robert H. Lande Jan 1999

Wealth Transfers As The Original And Primary Concern Of Antitrust: The Efficiency Interpretation Challenged, Robert H. Lande

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Punitive Damages: On The Path To A Principled Approach, Jane Mallor, Barry S. Roberts Jan 1999

Punitive Damages: On The Path To A Principled Approach, Jane Mallor, Barry S. Roberts

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Our Straight-Laced Judges: The Legal Position Of Homosexual Persons In The United States, Rhonda R. Rivera Jan 1999

Our Straight-Laced Judges: The Legal Position Of Homosexual Persons In The United States, Rhonda R. Rivera

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


The Judicial Politics Of White Collar Crime, J. Kelly Strader Jan 1999

The Judicial Politics Of White Collar Crime, J. Kelly Strader

UC Law Journal

White collar crime cases produce a curious paradox in Supreme Court jurisprudence: in a substantial number of the Court's leading white collar criminal cases, ranging from insider trading to political corruption cases, the "liberal" justices have voted to affirm convictions, and the "conservative" justices to reverse them. Even more frequently, these cases have produced strange alliances among the liberals and conservatives, who rarely split into such groupings in non-white collar criminal cases. And it is not merely votes and alliances that change in white collar cases; judicial philosophies, attitudes, and rhetoric transmogrify into a veritable twilight zone of Supreme Court …