Law Review
Volume 73, Number 4
- Capacity and Respect: A Perspective on the Historic Role of the State Courts in the Federal System
Ellen A. Peters - Reviving Hugo Black? the Court's "Jot for Jot" Account of Substantive Due Process
Toni M. Massaro - Does the Constitution Require that We Kill the Competitive Goose? Pricing Local Phone Services to Rivals
William J. Baumol and Thomas W. Merrill - Finality of Judgments in Class Actions: A Comment on Epstein v. MCA, Inc.
William T. Allen - Full Faith and Credit to Settlements in Overlapping Class Actions: a Reply to Professors Kahan and Silberman
Geoffrey P. Miller - The Inadequate Search for "Adequacy" in Class Actions: a Brief Reply to Professors Kahan and Silberman
Alan B. Morrison - The Proper Role for Collateral Attack in Class Actions: a Reply to Allen, Miller, and Morrison
Marcel Kahan and Linda Silberman - Sixteen Could Get You Life: Statutory Rape, Meaningful Consent, and the Implications for Federal Sentence Enhancement
Lewis Bossing - The Uneasy Doctrinal Compromise of the Misappropriation Theory of Insider Trading Liability
M. Breen Haire - Charter Schools, Equal Protection Litigation, and the New School Reform Movement
Kevin S. Huffman - Banking on TDRs: the Government's Role as Banker of Transferable Development Rights
Sarah J. Stevenson