| New York University Law Review 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Administrative law and the legacy of Henry J. Friendly. | Law | Randolph, A. Raymond |
| Assisted reproduction and the frustration of genetic affinity: interest, injury, and damages. | Law | Norton, Fred |
| Compulsory arbitration of statutory employment disputes: judicial review without judicial reformation. | Law | Washington, Monica J. |
| "If it suffices to accuse": the reassessment of acquittals.(Case Note) | Law | Joh, Elizabeth E. |
| Protecting students against peer sexual harassment: Congress's constitutional powers to pass Title IX. | Law | Hochberg, Melanie |
| Reconsidering desegregation's role in creating equal educational opportunity.(Case Note) | Law | Lee, Mary Jane |
| Single-family home ordinances: judicial perceptions of local government and the presumption of validity.(Case Note) | Law | Brener, Katia |
| The conflict between fair warning and adjudicative retroactivity in D.C. Circuit administrative law.(Case Note) | Law | Ringgenberg, Kieran |
| The fiduciary responsibilities of investment bankers in change-of-control transactions.(Case Note) | Law | Haire, M. Breen |
| Tribute to Stewart G. Pollock.(New Jersey Supreme Court justices, includes 3 testimonials) | Law | Kaye, Judith S., Stanton, Reginald, Erichson, Howard M. |
| When speech is heard around the world: Internet content regulation in the United States and Germany. | Law | McGuire, John F. |
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