Volume 75 | Issue 3

February 2001

Volume 92 | Issue 4

Race, Charter Schools, Equal Protection Clause, Constitutional Law

The Color of Choice: Race and Charter Schools

Race, Charter Schools, Equal Protection Clause, Constitutional Law

Article by Wendy Parker

Race, Charter Schools, Equal Protection Clause, Constitutional Law

Medicine, Health Care Law, Bayh-Dole Act

Why Don't We Enforce Existing Drug Price Controls? The Unrecognized and Unenforced Reasonable Pricing Requirements Imposed upon Patents Deriving in Whole or in Part from Federally Funded Research

Medicine, Health Care Law, Bayh-Dole Act

Article by Peter S. Arno and Michael H. Davis

Medicine, Health Care Law, Bayh-Dole Act

Plea Bargains, Criminal Law

Ad Hoc Plea Bargaining

Plea Bargains, Criminal Law

Article by Joseph A. Colquitt

Plea Bargains, Criminal Law

Legal Ethics, Legal Profession

The Widespread Embrace of the Waiting Period Upheld in Florida Bar v. Went For It, Inc.: Toward a Nationwide Thirty-Day Wait for Justice?

Legal Ethics, Legal Profession

Comment by Jack W. Kennedy, Jr.

Legal Ethics, Legal Profession

Maritime, COGSA

Sabah Shipyard Sdn. Bhd. v. M/V Harbel Tapper: Once Again, COGSA's $500 Limitation on Liability Proves to Be the Biggest Bargain in the Shipping Industry

Maritime, COGSA

Recent Development by Amy S. Parigi

Maritime, COGSA

Admiralty Jurisdiction, Maritime, Louisiana Law

Egorov Puchinsky, Afanasiev & Juring v. Terriberry, Carroll & Yancey: The Practice of Law Is Not Within the Fifth Circuit's Admiralty Jurisdiction

Admiralty Jurisdiction, Maritime, Louisiana Law

Recent Development by Ryan M. Pierce

Admiralty Jurisdiction, Maritime, Louisiana Law

FLSA, Labor Law

Owsley v. San Antonio Independent School District: Athletic Trainers Lose to School District in Overtime—Trainers Are Denied Fair Labor Standards Act Coverage

FLSA, Labor Law

Recent Development by Joseph A. White

FLSA, Labor Law

Mixed Jurisdictions, Louisiana Law

Louisiana: Microcosm of a Mixed Jurisdiction

Mixed Jurisdictions, Louisiana Law

Book Review by Thomas E. Carbonneau

Mixed Jurisdictions, Louisiana Law