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Volume 1991, no. 2
Federal Courts Symposium II
Articles
The
Monroe
Mystery Solved: Beyond the "Unhappy History" Theory of Civil Rights Litigation
Louise Weinberg
Pragmatism Without Politics—A Half Measure of Authority for Jurisdictional Common Law
Gene R. Shreve
Abstention and the Constitutional Limits of the Judicial Power of the United States
Calvin R. Massey
The Screening of Appeals: The Ninth Circuit's Experience in the Eighties and Innovations for the Nineties
John B. Oakley
Against an Elite Federal Judiciary: Comments on the Report of the Federal Courts Study Committee
Micahel Wells
Rule 11 and Federalizing Lawyer Ethics
Judith A. McMorrow
Dealing with
Younger
Abstention as a Part of Federal Courts Reform—The Role of the Vanishing Proposal
George D. Brown
Notes
Multiple Jury Formats and Civil Litigation:
Arnold v. Eastern Airlines
David S. Chipman
The Ethics Reform Act of 1989: Why the Taxman Can't Be a Paperback Writer
David A. Golden
Establishing Clause Jurisprudence and Its Effect on Prayer at Commencement Exercises: A Look at
Weisman v. Lee
Brian A. Hatch
Determining the Indirect Purchaser's Right to Sue in the Context of Regulated Utilities:
Kansas & Missouri v. Utilicorp United, Inc.
Brett L. Hopper
Maryland v. Craig
Ignoring the Letter and Purpose of the Confrontation Clause
Anthony S. Parise
"Reverse Rico" Double Jeopardy Protection Under
United States v. Esposito
:Someone's in the Kitchen with
Grady
, but It's Not the Third Circuit
Scott Taylor Sheffer
Comments
Patent Venue: One More Attempt to Broaden the Statute
David Fogg
A Distinction Without a Difference- The Spectrum Scarcity Rationale No Longer Justifies Content-Based Broadcast Regulation
Jonathan O. Hafen
Weather Modification: The Continuing Search for Rights and Liabilities
Gregory N. Jones
