Volume 71
1992-1993
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• Article: An Old Rule for New Reasons: Place of Injury as a Federal Solution to Choice of Law in Single-Accident Mass-Tort Cases, Thomas M. Reavley & Jerome W. Wesevich, Page 1.
• Article: Debtor's Choice: A Menu Approach to Corporate Bankruptcy, Robert K. Rasmussen, page 51.
• Note: Qualifying Immunity in Section 1983 & Bivens Actions, A. Allise Burris, Page 123.
• Note: Norplant Bonuses and Unconstitutional Conditions Doctrine, David S. Coale, Page 189.
• Book Review: The Cult of Efficiency (reviewing Frank H. Easterbrook and Daniel R. Fischel's The Economic Structure of Corporate Law), Lawrence E. Mitchell, Page 217.  

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• Article: A General Approach to Taxation of Financial Instruments, Reed Shuldiner, Page 243.
• Article: In Personam Jurisdiction: A Confused and Inappropriate Substitute for Forum Non Conveniens, Alex Wilson Albright, Page 351.  
• Note: Libel-Proof Plaintiffs and the Question of Inquiry, James A. Hemphill, Page 401.
• Note: Intrusion and the Investigative Reporter, Lyrissa C. Barnett, Page 433.  

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• Article: Positional Conflicts of Interest, John S. Dzienkowski, Page 457.
• Article: Contractarianism and the Normative Foundations of Bankruptcy Law, Donald R. Korobkin, Page 541.
• Essay: The President, the Senate, and the Confirmation Process: A Reply to Professors Strauss and Sunstein, John O. McGinnis, Page 633.
• Response: On Truisms and Constitutional Obligations: A Response, David A. Strauss & Cass R. Sunstein, Page 669.
• Reply: A Further Word Against Consensus, John O. McGinnis, Page 675.
• Book Review: Bankruptcy as a Business Tool (reviewing Kevin J. Delaney's Strategic Bankruptcy: How Corporations and Creditors Use Chapter 11 to Their Advantage), Gregory E. Maggs, Page 681.  

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• Essay: Commerce & Communication, Ronald K.L. Collins & David M. Skover, Page 697.
• Response: The Anti-History and Pre-History of Commercial Speech, Alex Kozinski & Stuart Banner, Page 747.
• Response: Information, Imagery, and the First Amendment: A Case for Expansive Protection of Commercial Speech, Rodney A. Smolla, Page 777.
• Response: Commercial Culture, Collective Values, and the Future, Sut Jhally, Page 805.
• Response: Freedom to Know or Freedom to Say?, Leo Bogart, Page 815.
• Reply: The Psychology of First Amendment Scholarship: A Reply, Ronald K.L. Collins & David M. Skover, Page 819.
• Note: Breeding Constitutional Doctrine: The Provenance and Progeny of the "Hybrid Situation" in Current Free Exercise Jurisprudence, Bertrand Fry, Page 833.
• Note: The Constitutionality of State-Enacted Term Limits Under the Qualifications Clause, Robert C. DeCarli, Page 865.  

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• In Memoriam: To My Dear Friend, John R. Brown, Elbert P. Tuttle, Page 903.
• In Memoriam: Tribute to the Honorable John R. Brown, Irving L. Goldberg, Page 907.
• In Memoriam: Judge John R. Brown, Jr.: A Scrapbook, Lee H. Rosenthal, Page 909.
• In Memoriam: One of a Kind, John Minor Wisdom, Page 913.
• Article: Economic Rationality and Union Avoidance: Misunderstanding and the National Labor Relations Act, Cynthia L. Estlund, Page 921.
• Essay: Reverse Discrimination and Law School Faculty Hiring: The Undiscovered Opinion, Michael Stokes Paulsen, Page 993.
• Essay: Five Months Later (The Trial Court Opinion), Richard Delgado, page 1011.
• Note: Contractual Choice of Law: The Case for a New Determination of Full Faith and Credit Limitations, Kirt O'Neill, Page 1019.
• Note: Demystifying the Least Understood Branch: Opening the Supreme Court to Broadcast Media, Todd Piccus, Page 1053.  

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• In Memoriam: Law Day Address at The University of Texas at Austin: The Enlightened Jurisprudence of Justice Thurgood Marshall, William Wayne Justice, Page 1099.
• In Memoriam: Thurgood Marshall, Louis H. Pollak, Page 1115.
• In Memoriam: Justice Marshall's Justice Martial, Scott Brewer, Page 1121.
• In Memoriam: For Justice Marshall, Elena Kagan, Page 1125.
• Essay: The Long Road Up from Barbarism: Thurgood Marshall and the Death Penalty, Jordan Steiker, Page 1131.
• Article: Fidelity in Translation, Lawrence Lessig, Page 1165.
• Article: Lobbying and the Public Interest: Rethinking the Internal Revenue Code's Treatment of Legislative Activities, Miriam Galston, Page 1269.  
• Note: Protecting the Environment and U.S. Competitiveness in the Era of Free Trade: A Proposal, Carl F. Schwenker, Page 1355.

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• Symposium: Regulating the Electoral Process.