Volume 75 Issue 3 1991 Article Legal Education: An Illusion Judith T. Younger View Full Article In This Issue The Transformation of the Juvenile Court Constructing Justice: Theories of the Subject in Law and Literature Guilty of the Crime of Trust: Nonstranger Rape Some Notes on Reliance A Revival of Some Ancient Learning: A Critique of Eisenberg's The Nature of the Common Law Legislative Deals and Statutory Bequests The Interplay of Product Definition, Design and Trade Dress The Human Resumes of Great Supreme Court Justices The Effectiveness of International Human Rights Pressures: The Case of Argentina, 1976-1983 Commerce Clause Challenges to State Taxes The Future of International Adjudication Critical Race Theory: The Decline of the Universalist Ideal and the Hope of Plural Justice--Some Observations and Questions of an Emerging Phenomenon Legal Education: An Illusion The Misappropiation Doctrine as a Competitive Norm of Intellectual Property Law Public Prosecution and Hydro-engineering Lawnet: The Case of The Missing (Tenth) Amendment Sentencing Reform in Minnesota, Ten Years after: Reflections on Dale G. Parent's Structuring Criminal Sentences: The Evolution of Minnesota's Sentencing Guidelines The Future of Legal Education Evidence Scholarship, Old and New Musings on a Clinic Report: A Selective Agenda for Clinical Legal Education in the 1990s Speaking of Virtue: A Republican Approach to University Regulation of Hate Speech Viewing Rule 11 as a Tool to Improve Professional Responsibility