VOLUME 52 (2001-2002) Fall 2001 Winter 2001 Spring 2002 Summer 2002

The PDF files generally follow the page numberings in the printed volume. However, no warranty or guarantee will be made as to its accuracy. Please refer to Westlaw or LEXIS or order a back issue.

If you don't have Acrobat® Reader™, click on the icon.

Fall 2001, No. 1

ANTITRUST: NEW ECONOMY, NEW REGIME: SECOND ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM OF THE AMERICAN ANTITRUST INSTITUTE

Introduction - Wendy L. Wallace

Some Principles for Post-Chicago Antitrust Analysis - F.M. Scherer

Robert Pitofsky: Public Servant and Scholar - Timothy J. Muris

Is Competition Policy Possible in High Tech Markets?: An Inquiry into Antitrust, Intellectual Property, and Broadband Regulation As Applied to "The New Economy" - Lawrence A. Sullivan

Intellectual Property and Antitrust: Steps Toward Striking a Balance - James Langenfeld

Antitrust as a Public-Private Partnership: A Case Study of the NASDAQ Litigation - Arthur M. Kaplan

Antitrust Options to Redress Anticompetitive Restraints and Monopolistic Practices by Professional Sports Leagues - Stephen F. Ross

Non-Incumbent Competition: Mergers Involving Constraining and Prospective Competitors - John E. Kwoka

Toward Guidelines for Merger Remedies - Albert A. Foer

Antiturst and the Systemic Bias Against Small Business: Kodak, Strategic Conduct, and Leverage Theory - Warren S. Grimes

The Language of Law and the Language of Business - Spencer Weber Waller

NOTE

Upholding Racial Diversity in the Classroom As a Compelling Interest - Jeffrey D. Grossett (Student Note of the Year)

Winter 2001, No. 2 (top of page)

SYMPOSIUM ON THE FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF MAPP V. OHIO

Foreward - Lewis R. Katz

Words That Counted: A Vignette - Jack G. Day

Mapp Goes Abroad - Craig M. Bradley

Marshalling Mapp: Justice Tom Clark's Role in Mapp v. Ohio's Extension of the Exclusionary Rule to State Searches and Seizures - Dennis D. Dorin

Judicial Supermajorities and the Validity of Statutes: How Mapp Became a Fourth Amendment Landmark Instead of a First Amendment Footnote - Jonathan L. Entin

Mapp After Forty Years: Its Impact on Race in America - Lewis R. Katz

ARTICLE

Are Congressional Committees Constitutional?: Radical Textualism, Separation of Powers, and the Enactment Process - John C. Roberts

NOTES

With History, All Things Are Secular: The Establishment Clause and the Use of History - Benjamin S. Genshaft

Preventing the Tail from Waggin the Dog: Why Apprendi's Bark is Worse Than Its Bite - Robert S. Lewis

COMMENT

U.S. Wetlands Policy, Legislation, and Case Law as Applied to the Wise Use Concept of the Ramsar Convention - Michael J. Podolsky

Spring 2002, No. 3 (top of page)

ARTICLE

Ethics in the Shadow of the Law: The Political Obligation of a Citizen - Robert P. Lawry - 655

NOTES

Procreative Liberty and the Preembryo Problem: Developing a Medical and Legal Framework to Settle the Disposition of Frozen Preembryos - Christina C. Lawernce - 721

Employment Testers: Obstacles Standing in the Way of Standing Under § 1981 and Title VII - Anthony F. Spalvieri - 753

Are States Denied A Voice? Citizen-Driven Foreign Policy after Crosby v. National Foreign Trade Council - Wendy L. Wallace - 793

COMMENT

Can You Keep A Secret?: Discoverability and Admissibility of Conficential Settlement Agreement Amounts in Ohio - Christine M. Tomko - 833

Summer 2002, No. 4 (top of page)

THE JONATHAN M. AULT SYMPOSIUM: PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND THE MULTI-DISCIMPLINARY PRACTICE

Introduction - Robert P. Lawry - 865

MDPs, "Spinning," and Wouters v. NOVA - Laurel S. Terry - 867

Comment: The Multi-Discimplinary Practice of Certified Public Accountants and Lawyers - Andrew D. Bailey, Jr. - 895

The MDP Challenge in the Context of Globalization - Bryant G. Garth & Carole Silver - 903

Comment: A Law Firm's Response to Multi-Discimplinary Practice - Dale C. LaPorte - 943

Comment: Global Multi-Disciplinary Practice: A Word on "The Future" - Gary John Previts - 947

Comparative Multi-Disciplinary Practice of Law: Paths Taken and Not Taken - Charles W. Wolfram - 961

Comment: Multi-Disciplinary Practice and Conflict of Interest - Kevin C. McMunigal - 995

Comment: Multi-Disciplinary Practice - A View form ACCA - Frederick J. Krebs - 1005

NOTES

The Use Of the Discount Rate in EPA Enforcement Actions - Michael J. Podolsky

The Economically Disadvantaged and the ADA: Why Economic Need Should Factor into The Mitigating Measures Disability Analysis - Christine M. Tomko

Construction Contracting:Building Better Law with the Uniform Commercial Code - Emmie West

COMMENTS

Focusing on Infringement:Why Limitations on Decryption Technology Are Not The Solution to Policing Copyright - Brian Bolinger

The Wind Done Gone:Transforming Tara into a Plantation Parody - Jeffrey D. Grossett

Fall 2001 Winter 2001 Spring 2002 Summer 2002 top of page

Copyright © 2001-2002 Case Western Reserve Law Review. All Rights Reserved.