New York University Law Review 1998 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Advice, consent, and senate inaction - is judicial resolution possible?(Senate's refusal to consider presidential nominees to the judiciary) | Law | Renzin, Lee |
Banking on TDRs: the government's role as banker of transferable development rights. (transferable development rights) | Law | Stevenson, Sarah J. |
Buying time for survivors of domestic violence: a proposal for implementing an exception to welfare time limits. | Law | Mason, Jennifer M. |
Charter schools, equal protection litigation, and the new school reform movement. | Law | Huffman, Kevin S. |
Choose or lose: embracing theories of choice in gay rights litigation strategies. | Law | Pickhardt, Jonathan |
Chromalloy: United States law and international arbitration at the crossroads. | Law | Ostrowski, Stephen T., Shany, Yuval |
Closing the loophole in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. | Law | Kou, Julia C. |
Curing "constitutional amnesia": criminal procedure under state constitutions. | Law | Morrison, Nina |
Dangerous children and the regulated family: the shifting focus of parental responsibility laws. | Law | Schmidt, Paul W. |
Forgive us our sins: the inadequacies of the clergy-penitent privilege. | Law | Colombo, Ronald J. |
Incremental identities: libel-proof plaintiffs, substantial truth, and the future of the incremental doctrine. | Law | Kite, Kevin L. |
In memory of Elizabeth Theresa McNamee. | Law | DeVito, Joy L., McGuinness, John W., Noghrey, Shabnam, Ogulluk, Sevan |
Keep off the grass: prohibiting nonemployee union access without discriminating. | Law | Stein, Deborah L. |
No longer your piece of the rock: the silent reorganization of mutual life insurance firms. | Law | Racz, Gregory N. |
Now sixteen could get you life: statutory rape, meaningful consent, and the implications for federal sentence enhancement. | Law | Bossing, Lewis |
Should the exemption from the Robinson-Patman Act apply to pharmaceutical purchases by nonprofit HMOs? | Law | Pollack, Aimee M.W. |
The amazing vanishing Second Amendment. (response to article by David C. Williams in this issue, p. 822). | Law | Volokh, Eugene |
The constitutionality of the Good Friday holiday. | Law | Brookman, Justin |
The Defense of Marriage Act: Congress' use of narrative in the debate over same-sex marriage. | Law | Butler, Charles J. |
The due process right to opt out of class actions.(Case Note) | Law | Cottreau, Steven T.O. |
The right to farm: hog-tied and nuisance-bound.(conflicts over land use) | Law | Reinert, Alexander A. |
The struggle against hate crime: movement at a crossroads. | Law | Maroney, Terry A. |
The uneasy doctrinal compromise of the misappropriation theory of insider trading liability. | Law | Haire, M. Breen |
The unitary Second Amendment. (response to article by Eugene Volokh in this issue, p. 793) | Law | Williams, David C. |
"To learn and make respectable hereafter": the Litchfield Law School in cultural context. | Law | Siegel, Andrew M. |
When men are victims: applying rape shield laws to male same-sex rape. | Law | Kramer, Elizabeth J. |
Why bankruptcy "related to" jurisdiction should not reach mass tort nondebtor codefendants. | Law | Forlano, Lori J. |
You've got mail! (And the government knows it): applying the Fourth Amendment to workplace e-mail monitoring. | Law | Sundstrom, Scott A. |
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