University of Chicago Law Review 1998 - Abstracts

University of Chicago Law Review 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
A backdoor to policy making: the use of philosophers by the Supreme Court.LawRao, Neomi
Against cyberanarchy.(regulating commercial transactions in cyberspace)LawGoldsmith, Jack L.
A positive psychological theory of judging in hindsight.LawRachlinski, Jeffrey J.
Arbitrating statutory rights in the union setting: breaking the collective interest problem without damaging labor relations.LawKim, Albert Y.
Assigning common law claims for fraud.LawLuthy, Teal E.
Can shaming punishments educate?LawGarvey, Stephen P.
Character, choice, and "aberrant behavior": aligning criminal sentencing with concepts of moral blame.LawHill, Rachael A.
Duties of care under the Revised Uniform Partnership Act.LawMartin, Gerard C.
Harnessing politics: the dynamics of offset requirements in the tax legislative process.LawAnderson, Elizabeth Garrett
How clear is "clear"? A lenient interpretation of the Gregory v. Ashcroft clear statement rule.LawLee, Michael P.
Implications of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 for judicial presumptions of market efficiency.LawCarden, Nathaniel
"Imposing" a sentence under Rule 35(c). (Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure)LawRittenberg, Andrew P.
Invocations as evidence: admitting nonparty witness invocations of the privilege against self-incrimination.LawVan Oort, Aaron
Judicial review of discount rates used in regulatory cost-benefit analysis.LawMorrison, Edward R.
Lawyers and confidentiality.LawFischel, Daniel R.
Legal regulation of employment reference practices.LawVerkerke, J. Hoult
"Mend the hold" and Erie: why an obscure contracts doctrine should control in federal diversity cases.LawSitkoff, Robert H.
Minding the gap: determining interest rates under the U.N. convention for the international sale of goods.LawKizer, Karin L.
Mitigating punishment for statutory rape.(culpability should not be transferred to adolescent girl)LawGuerrina, Britton
Obtaining jurisdiction over states in bankruptcy proceedings after Seminole Tribe.LawGoebel, Teresa K.
Parent-subsidiary communications and the attorney-client privilege.(Case Note)LawTaggart, Andrew R.
Policing for profit: the drug war's hidden economic agenda.LawBlumenson, Eric, Nilsen, Eva
Removing the 'fuel of interest' from the 'fire of genius': law and the employee-inventor, 1830-1930.LawFisk, Catherine L.
Should courts consider 18 U.S.C. s. 3501 sua sponte? (admissibility of confessions)LawMiller, Eric D.
Silencing nullification advocacy inside the jury room and outside the courtroom.LawKing, Nancy J.
Survival of the common law abuse of process tort in the face of a Noerr-Pennington defense.LawMaher, Joseph B.
Taxes as ballots. (assessing public opinion from tax form voluntary contribution choices)LawLevmore, Saul P.
The evidentiary theory of blackmail: taking motives seriously.LawBerman, Mitchell N.
The Fourth Amendment and dormitory searches - a new truce.LawStanley, Kristal Otto
The Fourth Amendment and facilities inspections under the Chemical Weapons Convention.LawGreenlee, Robert F.
Why it pays to file for bankruptcy: a critical look at the incentives under U.S. personal bankruptcy law and a proposal for change.LawWhite, Michelle J.
Why judges, not juries, should set punitive damages.LawMogin, Paul
Why Title IX does not preclude Section 1983 claims.LawZwibelman, Michael A.
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