Volume 59
1980-1981
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• Article: Abandoning Marital Status as a Factor in Allocating Income Tax Burdens, Pamela B. Gann, Page 1.
• Observation: Federalism, the Dormant Commerce Clause, and State-Owned Resources, Thomas K. Anson & P.M. Schenkkan, Page 71.
• Note: Legislative History of the Natural Gas Policy Act: Title I,, Rodney L. Brown, Page 101.
• Note: The Professionalization of Real Estate Brokerage and the Problem of Multiple Listing Service Exclusion: A Sherman Act Analysis, Marc D. Murr, Page 125.
• Note: The Scope of Federal Rule of Evidence 803(8)(C), Penelope E. Nicholson, Page 155.
• Book Review: The Crisis in Law and Social Order (reviewing Iredell Jenkins' Social Order and the Limits of the Law), Charles W. Grau, Page 169.
• Book Review: Donations Reconsidered (reviewing John P. Dawson's Gifts and Promises: Continental and American Law Compared), Hans W. Baade, Page 179.

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• Article:  State-Created Exclusionary Rules in Search and Seizure: A Study of the Texas Experience, Robert O. Dawson, Page 191.
• Article: Representing Consumer Defendants in Debt Collection Actions: The Disclosure Defense Game, Mark Pettit, Jr., Page 255.
• Note: Article III Justiciability and Class Actions: Standing and Mootness, Kenneth H. Leggett, Page 297.
• Note: Selective Exercise of Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy-Related Civil Proceedings, David L. Bryant, Page 325.
• Book Review: Taking Constitutions Seriously (reviewing John Hart Ely's Democracy and Distrust: A Theory of Judicial Review), Douglas Laycock, Page 343.
• Book Review: Judicial Review and the Problem of the Comprehensible Constitution (reviewing Jesse H. Choper's Judicial Review and the National Political Press and John Hart Ely's Democracy and Distrust: A Theory of Judicial Review), Sanford Levinson, Page 395.

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• Article: A Theory of Protected Employer Rights: A Revissionist Analysis of the Supreme Court's Interpretation of the National Labor Relations Act, Paul Barron, Page 421.
• Article: The First Amendment and Public Schools: The Case Against Judicial Intervention, David A. Diamond, Page 477.
• Note: A Defense of the Farm Labor Contractor Registration Act, Richard S. Fischer, Page 531.
• Note: Repealing Section 222 of the Communications Act, William A. Rogers, Jr., Page 559.
• Note: State Checks and Balances as Essentials of Sovereignty in Clean Air Act Rulemaking, D.C. Toedt III, Page 581.
• Book Review: A Friend's Comment on Justice Douglas: The Court Years and Independent Journey (reviewing William O. Douglas' The Court Years, 1939-1975: The Autobiography of William O. Douglas and James F. Simon's Independent Journey: The Life of William O. Douglas), Dagmar S. Hamilton, Page 603.
• Book Review: Measuring the Costs of Regulation (reviewing Paul M. MacAvoy's The Regulated Industries and the Economy), Richard G. Morgan & James H. Holt, Page 623

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• Symposium: Ethical Codes and the Legal Profession

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• Article: Don't Lie Don Quixote: A Response and Alternative to Tushnet, Bobbitt, and the Revised Texas Version of Constitutional Law, Milner S. Ball, Page 787.
• Article: Deviant Science in Constitutional Law, Mark V. Tushnet, Page 815.
• Article: A Reply to Professor Ball, Phillip Bobbitt, Page 829.
• Article: Executive Orders, Presidential Intent, and Private Rights of Action, John E. Noyes, Page 836.
• Article: American Voodoo: If Television Doesn't Show It, Maybe It Won't Exist, L. A. Powe, Jr., Page 879.
• Note: Government Noninvolvement with Religious Institutions, Jeanmarie S. Brock & Harvey G. Brown, Jr., Page 921.
• Book Review: Slavery in the Legal History of the South and the Nation (reviewing Paul Finkelman's An Imperfect Union: Slavery, Federalism, and Comity; Michael S. Hindus' Prison and Plantation: Crime, Justice, and Authority in Massachusetts and South Carolina, 1767-1878; and Mark V. Tushnet's The American Law of Slavery, 1810-1860: Considerations of Humanity and Interest), Eugene D. Genovese, Page 969.

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• Article: Risk-Oriented Employment Screens, Thomas O. McGarity & Elinor P. Schroeder, Page 999.
• Note: Remedying Discrimination in Seniority Systems: The Conflict Between Title VII and Executive Order No. 11,246, Richard C. Long, Page 1077.
• Note: The Monopolist's Refusal to Deal: An Argument for a Rule of Reason, John D. Chapman, Page 1107.
• Book Review: The First American Constitutions: State and Federal (reviewing Willi Paul Adams' The First American Constitutions: Republican Ideology and the Making of the State Constitutions in the Revolutionary Era and William Winslow Crosskey & William Jeffrey's Politics and the Constitution in hte HIstory of the United States Volume III), Paul W. Finkelman, Page 1141.

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• In Memoriam: Edward Weldon Bailey, M.K. Woodward, Page i.
• In Memoriam: Woodfin L. Butte, W. Page Keeton, Page v.
• Article: Political and Judicial Review of Agency Action, Richard J. Pierce & Sidney A. Shapiro, Page 1175.
• Article: Government Statistics: The Case for Indepentent Regulation -- A New Legislative Proposal, David Zarefsky, Erwin Chemerinsky & Alan S. Loewinsohn, Page 1223.
• Note: Interstate Transfer of Water: The Western Challenge to the Commerce Clause, Stephen D. Harrison, Page 1249.
• Note: Press Access to Government-Controlled Information and the Alternative Means Test, Robert N. Brailas, Page 1279.
• Note: Implied Covenants and the Duty to develop in Underground Coal Gasification, Charles E. Frost, Jr., Page 1303.
• Book Review: Conceptual Rigor: A Cabin for the Rhetoric of Heroism (reviewing Jack Bass' Unlikely Heroes), Patrick E. Higginbotham, Page 1329.