Volume 61
1982-1983
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• In Memoriam: Bernard J. Ward, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., Page 1.
• In Memoriam: Bernard James Ward: Friend of the Article III Judges, Clement F. Haynsworth Jr., Page 5.
• In Memoriam: Bernard J. Ward: Unforgettable Teacher, Frederick J.R. Heebe, Page 11.
• In Memoriam: The Wit and Wisdom of Bernie Ward, Charles Alan Wright, Page 13.
• Article: The Federal Judges: Indispensable Teachers, Bernard J. Ward, Page 43.
• Article: The Definition of Hearsay in the Federal Rules of Evidence, Olin Guy Wellborn III, Page 49.
• Article: State Law in the Teaching of Administrative Law: A Critical Analysis of the Status Quo, Arthur Earl Bonfield, Page 95.
• Note: The Sacred and the Profane: A First Amendment Definition of Religion, Timothy L. Hall, Page 139.
• Note: Local Government Equal Time Broadcast Regulation: Two Major Obstacles, Tom P. Allen, Page 175.
• Book Review: Grading the Gurus on Jurisdiction (reviewing Charles Alan Wright, Arthur  R. Miller, and Edward H. Cooper's Federal Practice and Procedure, Vol. 13-20, Jurisdiction and Related Matters), Mary M. Schroeder and John P. Frank, Page 203.

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• Article: Conflicts of Interest in the Simultaneous Representation of Multiple Clients: A Proposed Solution to the Current Confusion and Controversy, Nancy J. Moore, Page 211.
• Note: Due Process in the Civil Nonsupport Proceeding: The Right to Counsel and Alternatives to Incarceration, David L. Kern, Page 291.
• Note: The Automatic Stay of the 1978 Bankruptcy Code Versus The Norris-LaGuardia Act: A Bankruptcy Court's Dilemma, Stephen L. Poe, Page 321.
• Book Review: Touring the Law in King Arthur's Court (reviewing Arthur R. Miller's Miller's Court), Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Page 341.
• Book Review: Cathedrals Without Walls: A View from the Outside (reviewing Guido Calabresi's A Common Law for the Age of Statutes), Grover Rees III, Page 347.

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• Article: A Theory of Retroactive Legislation, Stephen R. Munzer, Page 425.
• Article: An Economic Analysis of the "State-Municipal Action" Antitrust Cases, John Cirace, Page 481.
• Note: Circular Priority Systems Within the Uniform Commercial Code, M. Stuart Sutherland, Page 517.
• Note: Who is Suing You?: John Doe Plaintiffs in the Federal Courts, William S. Kleinman, Page 547.
• Book Review: Energy Policy in the Cold Light of Morning (reviewing Joseph P. Kalt's The Economics and Politics of Oil Price Regulations: Federal Policy in the Post-Embargo Era and M. Elizabeth Sanders's The Regulation of Natural Gas: Policy and Politics, 1938-1978), Stephen F. Williams, Page 571.

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• Article: The Case Against Withholding, Richard L. Doernberg, Page 595.
• Article: An Empirical and Theoretical Comparison of Alternative Predation Rules, Richard O. Zerbe, Jr. & Donald S. Cooper, Page 655.
• Note: Awakening from the Exclusionary Trance: A Balancing Approach to the Admissibility of Hypnotically Refreshed Testimony, Thomas Meyer Selman, Page 719.
• Book Review: An Endless but Productive Dialogue: Some Reflections on Efforts to Legitimize Judicial Review (reviewing Michael J. Perry's The Constitution, The Courts, and Human Rights: An Inquiry into the Legitimacy of Constitutional Policymaking by the Judiciary), James A. Thomson, Page 743.
• Book Review: The Fate of the Constitution (reviewing Philip Bobbitt's Constitutional Fate: Theory of the Constitution), Walter Benn Michaels, Page 765.

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• Article: The Persistence of Fault in Products Liability, William C. Powers, Jr., Page 777.
• Article: On "Institutional" Academic Freedom, Matthew W. Finkin, Page 817.
• Note: State Legislation Denying Subsistence Benefits to Undocumented Aliens: An Equal Protection Approach, Alison A. Clarke, Page 859.
• Note: An Analysis of Tying Arrangements: Invalidating the Leveraging Hypothesis, Charles J. Smaistrla, Page 893.
• Book Review: The Persistence of Progressive Proceduralism (reviewing Julius Byron Levine's Discovery: A Comparison Between English and American Civil Discovery Law with Reform Proposals), Kenneth W. Graham, Jr., Page 929.

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• Article: Intergovernmental Condemnation as a Problem in Public Finance, John M. Payne, Page 949.
• Article: Tax Shelter Gain: The Mismatch of Debt and Supply Side Depreciation, Calvin H. Johnson, Page 1013.
• Note: Convicting and Sentencing Draft Registration Resisters: A Philosophical Perspective, H. Michael Sokolow, Page 1057.
• Note: Section 338: The Result of the Legal Evolution of the Tax Treatment of Two-Step Asset Acquisitions, Howard C. Yancy, Page 1109.
• Book Review: Tax Shelters for the Client- Ethics Shelters for the Lawyer (reviewing Bernard Wolfman and James P. Holden's Ethical Problems in Federal Tax Practice), L. Ray Patterson, Page 1163.

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• Article: A Private Litigant's Remedies for an Opponent's Inappropriate Destruction of Relevant Documents, Dale A. Oesterle, Page 1185.
• Article: Fraud and Deception by Securities Professionals, Donald C. Langevoort, Page 1247.
• Note: Mass Tort Claims and the Corporate Tortfeasor: Bankruptcy Reorganization and Legislative Compensation Versus the Common-Law Tort System, Margaret I. Lyle, Page 1297.
• Book Review: The Accounting Profession Behind the Big Eight Ball (reviewing Mark Stevens' The Big Eight), Abraham J. Briloff, Page 1357.
• Book Review: A New Masterpiece from an Old Master (reviewing Boris I. Bittker's Federal Taxation of Income, Estates, and Gifts), Parker C. Fielder, Page 1379.

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• Article: Juries, Jurisdiction, and Race Discrimination: The Lost Promise of Strauder v. West Virginia, Benno C. Schmidt, Jr., Page 1401.
• Note: Refining the Methods of Middle-Tier Scrutiny: A New Proposal for Equal Protection, Karen Caton Cathey, Page 1501.
• Book Review: Madness and the Criminal Law (reviewing Norval Morris' Madness and the Criminal Law), David A.J. Richards, Page 1575.
• Address: A Two Hundred Year Old Constitution in Modern Society, J. Clifford Wallace, Page 1575.