Volume 78 | Issue 3

February 2004

Volume 92 | Issue 4
Judge Martin Feldman
"Judging" Judge Feldman: The "L.C." Stands for Leach-Cross
Judge Martin Feldman

Tribute by Lawrence Ponoroff

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Judge Martin Feldman
Judge Martin Feldman
To an Honest Hand
Judge Martin Feldman

Tribute by Antonin Scalia

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Judge Martin Feldman
English Common Law, Judge Martin Feldman
ALL or Nothing?
English Common Law, Judge Martin Feldman

Tribute by Tony Weir

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English Common Law, Judge Martin Feldman
Privacy
Collateralizing Privacy
Privacy

Article by Xuan-Thao N. Nguyen

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Privacy
Group Identity Theory, Social Norms
A Group Identity Theory of Social Norms and Its Implications
Group Identity Theory, Social Norms

Article by Alex Geisinger

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Group Identity Theory, Social Norms
Copyright, Intellectual Property
Copyright as Privatization: The Case of Model Codes
Copyright, Intellectual Property

Article by Shubha Ghosh

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Copyright, Intellectual Property
Antitrust, Volume Tying Theory
Cutting Through Tying Theory with Occam's Razor: A Simple Explanation of Tying Arrangements
Antitrust, Volume Tying Theory

Article by Christopher R. Leslie

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Antitrust, Volume Tying Theory
Affirmative Action, Constitutional Law, Academic Diversity, Racial Justice
Diversity Discourses
Affirmative Action, Constitutional Law, Academic Diversity, Racial Justice

Essay by Barbara J. Flagg

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Affirmative Action, Constitutional Law, Academic Diversity, Racial Justice
Tort Law, Abortion, Louisiana Law, Due Process
Using Tort Law to Circumvent Roe v. Wade and Other Pesky Due Process Decisions: An Examination of Louisiana's Act 825
Tort Law, Abortion, Louisiana Law, Due Process

Comment by Jennifer L. Achilles

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Tort Law, Abortion, Louisiana Law, Due Process
Maritime, COGSA
A Fresh Look at the Treatment of Vessel Managers Under COGSA
Maritime, COGSA

Comment by Daniel H. Charest

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Maritime, COGSA
Evidence, Louisiana Law
Whether Federal Rule of Evidence 803(3) Should Be Amended to Exclude Statements Offered to Prove the Subsequent Conduct of a Nondeclarant: Guidance from Louisiana
Evidence, Louisiana Law

Comment by Joseph A. Devall, Jr.

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Evidence, Louisiana Law
City Litigation, Gun Control
Who Should Pay: Obstacles to Cities in Using Affirmative Litigation as a Source of Revenue
City Litigation, Gun Control

Comment by Laura L. Gavioli

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City Litigation, Gun Control
Stare Decisis, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights
In Lawrence v. Texas, an Eloquent and Overdue Vindication of Civil Rights Inadvertently Reveals What Is Wrong with the Way the Rehnquist Court Discusses Stare Decisis
Stare Decisis, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights

Comment by Julie E. Payne

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Stare Decisis, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights
Qualified Immunity, Police
State-Created Danger, Qualified Immunity, and "Clearly Established Law": A Note on McClendon v. City of Columbia
Qualified Immunity, Police

Recent Development by Mark R. Laramie

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Qualified Immunity, Police
 

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