Minnesota Law Review

Volume 78

Vol. 78: Iss. 1

Trading Places: Employer Strategies to Avoid Mandatory Awards of Interest, Liquidated Damages, and Attorney's Fees under the MPPAA

My Colleague--Richard S. Arnold

A Brief Biography of Judge Richard S. Arnold

Interest Group Politics, Federalism, and the Uniform Law Process: Some Lessons from the Uniform Commercial Code

Judge Arnold and Individual Rights

Section 27A of the SEA: An Unplugged Lampf Sheds No Constitutional Light

Prisons Are Dangerous Places: Criminal Recklessness as the Eighth Amendment Standard of Liability in McGill v. Duckworth

Without Virtue There Can Be No Liberty

A Tribute to Chief Judge Richard S. Arnold--Preface

Vol. 78: Iss. 2

Section 43(a), Commercial Falsehood, and the First Amendment: A Proposed Framework

Illusion, Illogic, and Injustice: Real-Offense Sentencing and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines

Turning RICO on Its Head: Schiffels v. Kemper Financial Services, Inc. and the Need to Limit Standing Under 1962(d) to Plaintiffs Who Allege Injuries from Racketeering Acts

Central States v. Personnel, Inc.: When Real Estate Investments Create Personal Liability under the Multiemployer Pension Plan Amendments Act of 1980

Exhaustion of Tribal Remedies in the Lower Courts after National Farmers Union and Iowa Mutual: Toward a Consistent Treatment of Tribal Courts by the Federal Judicial System

Vol. 78: Iss. 3

Other Crimes Evidence in Sex Offense Cases

Viewing Metropolitan Housing Authorities as Parties to Be Joined, if Feasible, in Fair Housing Suits: Will Minnesota Break a Great Silence

Strangers in a Strange Land: Assessing the Fate of Foreign Nationals Arrested in the United States by State and Local Authorities

Adapting the Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine in Light of United States v. MacDonald & Watson Waste Oil Co.

Life and Liberty: Their Original Meaning, Historical Antecedents, and Current Significance in the Debate over Abortion Rights

Vol. 78: Iss. 4

When Your Doctor Says, You Have Nothing to Worry About, Don't Be So Sure: The Effect of Fabio v. Bellomo on Medical Malpractice Actions in Minnesota

Sex, Lies, and Genetic Tests: Challenging the Marital Presumption of Paternity under the Minnesota Parentage Act

Dziubak v. Mott and the Need to Better Balance the Interests of the Indigent Accused and Public Defenders

Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company v. Clarke: A Second Look at National Bank Annuity Sales and 12 U.S.C. 92

Shh--Maybe in My Backyard--An Equity and Efficiency-Based Critique of SEC Environmental Disclosure Rules and Extraterritorial Environmental Matters

Reconciling Federal Asset Forfeitures and Drug Offense Sentencing

Wrongful Birth: False Representations of Women's Reproductive Lives

Vol. 78: Iss. 5

Copyrighting the Yellow Pages: Finding Originality in Factual Compilations

Prosecutorial Discretion to Bring a Substantial Assistance Motion Pursuant to a Plea Agreement: Enforcing a Good Faith Standard

Must the Show Go On--Defining When One Party May Call or Compel an Opposing Party's Consultative Expert to Testify

A Constitutional Response to the Realities of Intimate Violence: Minnesota's Domestic Homicide Statute

The Outer Edge of the Envelope: Disqualification of White Collar Criminal Defense Attorneys under the Joint Defense Doctrine

Tracing Proceeds to Attorneys' Pockets (and the Dilemma of Paying for Bankruptcy)

Vol. 78: Iss. 6

Providing an Escape for Inner-City Children: Creating a Federal Remedy for Educational Ills of Poor Urban Schools

Ambulance Chasers Beware: Carley v. Wheeled Coach and the Questionable Expansion of the Government Contractor Defense

Corporate Cooperation, Relationship Management, and the Trialogical Imperative for Corporate Law

CERCLA, Causation, and Responsibility

Scientific Validity, Admissibility, and Mass Torts after Daubert

Procedural Paradigms for Applying the Daubert Test

Can They Do That--The Due Process and Article III Problems of Proposed Findings of Criminal Contempt in Bankruptcy Court

Evidentiary Scope of De Novo Review in ERISA Benefits Litigation after Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. v. Bruch