University of Chicago Law Review 1995 - Abstracts

University of Chicago Law Review 1995
TitleSubjectAuthors
A re-examination of near-bankruptcy investment incentives. (voidable preference law)LawAdler, Barry E.
A reply to Judge Posner. (Richard A. Posner, in this issue, p. 1421)(Judicial Opinion Writing)LawWald, Patricia M.
Curing cancerphobia phobia: reasonableness redefined.LawDonath, Glen
Extending the privilege against self-incrimination to the juvenile waiver hearing.LawFreitas, Sarah
In memoriam Walter J. Blum. (includes 6 testimonials)LawShaviro, Daniel, Kimball, Christian E., Gray, Hanna H., Baird, Douglas G., Coggins, David R., Jr., Rosenheim, Edward W.
Is contingent valuation worth the trouble?LawHeyde, John M.
Is god a preferred creditor? Tithing as an avoidable transfer in Chapter 7 bankruptcies.LawHopkins, Steven
Judges' writing styles (and do they matter?)(Judicial Opinion Writing)LawPosner, Richard A.
Jurisdiction and the extraterritorial application of antitrust laws after Hartford Fire.LawTrenor, John A.
Mandatory disclosure as a solution to agency problems.LawMahoney, Paul G.
Mistake of law in mala prohibita crimes.LawTravers, Michael L.
Noncompetition agreements in bankruptcy: covenants (maybe) not to compete.LawSharer, Jeffrey C.
No way out: Eighth Amendment protection for do-or-die acts of the homeless.LawWalters, Edward J.
Opinions as rules.(Judicial Opinion Writing)LawSchauer, Frederick
Our unconventional founding. (revolutionary reform by the Federalists)LawAckerman, Bruce, Katyal, Neal Kumar
Parts and service included: an information-centered approach to Kodak and the problem of aftermarket monopolies.(Case Note)LawKumar, Salil
Poets as judges: judicial rhetoric and the literary imagination.(Judicial Opinion Writing)LawNussbaum, Martha C.
Preclusive effect of factual determinations of the International Trade Commission with regard to patent matters.LawMartin, Douglas P.
Private school voucher remedies in education cases.LawAndres, Greg D.
Procedural injury standing after Lujan v Defenders of Wildlife.(Case Note)LawBurt, Christopher T.
Protecting home schooling through the Casey undue burden standard.LawLerner, Jon S.
Regulatory consent decrees: an argument for deference to agency interpretations.LawOldham, Phillip G.
Reinventing the regulatory state.LawSunstein, Cass R., Pildes, Richard H.
Responsible republicanism: educating for citizenship.LawSherry, Suzanna
Standing to allege violations of the doctrine of specialty: an examination of the relationship between the individual and the sovereign.LawPapandrea, Mary-Rose
The fiduciary duties of corporate directors to "phantom" stockholders.LawSampson, D. Kyle
The First Amendment and compulsory funding of student government political resolutions at state universities.LawCote, Donna M.
The genetic tie. (legal and social aspects of genetics and race)LawRoberts, Dorothy E.
The majoritarian difficulty: elective judiciaries and the rule of law.LawCroley, Steven P.
The politics of influence: recognizing influence dilution claims under s. 2 of the Voting Rights Act.LawPierre-Louis, Stanley
The regulation of social meaning.LawLessig, Lawrence
The rhetoric of results and the results of rhetoric: judicial writings.(Judicial Opinion Writing)LawWald, Patricia M.
The right of access to child custody and dependency cases. (press access to court proceedings)LawGofen, Mary McDevitt
Toward a fuller understanding of religious exercise: recognizing the identity-generative and expressive nature of religious devotion.LawSalmons, David B.
Treaty-based intervention: who can say no?LawWippman, David
Unreasonable suspicion: relying on refusals to support Terry stops.LawLaser, Rachel Karen
What's an opinion for?(Judicial Opinion Writing)LawWhite, James Boyd
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