Volume 75
1996-1997
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• Foreword:  A Law Review for Texas, Thomas R. Phillips, Page 1.
• Foreword:  And Now We Are 75, Charles Alan Wright, Page 5.
• Foreword:  Why Did We Do It?, Scott J. Atlas, Page 9.
• Article:  The First Shall Be Last: A Contextual Argument for Abandoning Temporal Rules of Lien Priority, Ronald J. Mann, Page 11.
• Article:  Verbal Completeness and Exclusionary Rules Under the Federal Rules of Evidence, Dale A. Nance, Page 51.
• Note:  Substantive Justice and State Interests in the Aftermath of Herrera v. Collins: Finding an Adequate Process for the Resolution of Bare Innocence Claims Through State Postconviction Remedies, Michael J. Muskat, Page 131.
• Note:  The Role of Nonuse Values in Natural Resource Damages: Past, Present, and Future, Judith Robinson, Page 189.
• Book Review:  Hans Linde and the Elusive Art of Judging: Intellect and Craft Are Never Enough (reviewing Robert F. Nagel's Intellect and Craft: The Contributions of Justice Hans Linde to American Constitutionalism), Patricia M. Wald, Page 215.

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• Article: On the Genealogy of Moral Hazard, Tom Baker, Page 237.
• Article:  A Primer on Prejudgment Interest, Michael S. Knoll, Page 293.
• Note:  Choice of Law in Distinguishing Leases from Security Interests Under the Uniform Commercial Code, J.C. Rozendaal, Page 375.
• Note: Defending the System: Application of the Intraenterprise Immunity Doctrine in Physician Peer Review Antitrust Cases, Barbara K. Miller, Page 409.
• Book Review:  Intentionalism, the Founders, and Constitutional Interpretation (reviewing Jack N. Rakove's Original Meanings: Politics and Ideas in the Making of the Constitution), Paul Finkelman, Page 435.

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• Article:  Demystifying Deossification: Rethinking Recent Proposals to Modify Judicial Review of Notice and Comment Rulemaking, Mark Seidenfeld, Page 483.
• Article:  The Courts and the Ossification of Rulemaking: A Response to Professor Seidenfeld, Thomas O. McGarity, Page 525.
• Article:  Hard Look Review in a World of Techno-Bureaucratic Decisionmaking: A Reply to Professor McGarity, Mark Seidenfeld, Page 559.
• Article:  Rethinking the Adequacy of Adequate Representation, Patrick Woolley, Page 571.
• Note:  State Sovereign Immunity in State-Court Admiralty Suits, Marc Vockell, Page 631.
• Note:  Riotous Uncertainty: A Quarrel with the "Commentators' Rule" Against 1441 (c) Removal for Counterclaim, Michael C. Massengale, Page 659.

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• Article: Freedom of Expression in the Workplace and the Problem of Discriminatory Harassment, Cynthia L. Estlund, Page 687.
• Article:  Stolen Photographs: Personality, Publicity, and Privacy, Jeffrey Malkan, Page 779.
• Note:  The Case for Redistricting Commissions, Jeffrey C. Kubin, Page 837.
• Book Review:  Romantic Authorship and the Rhetoric of Property (reviewing James Boyle's Shamans, Software, and Spleens: Law and the Construction of the Information Society), Mark A. Lemley, Page 873.

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• Article:  Why Is the Supreme Court of the United States Protecting State Judges from Popular Democracy?, Edward Hartnett, Page 907.
• Article:  The Economics of Improvement in Intellectual Property Law, Mark A. Lemley, Page 989.
• Note:  Regulatory Reform and the Chevron Doctrine: Can Congress Force Better Decisionmaking by Courts and Agencies?, Mark Burge, Page 1085.
• Note:  Maritime Losses Resulting from Reckless Conduct: Are They Fortuitous?, Madeline V. Dvorocsik, Page 1133.
• Note:  Consensual Sentencing in the Magistrate Court, Daniel E. Hinde, Page 1161.
• Book Review:  Rodrigo's Fifteenth Chronicle: Racial Mixture, Latino-Critical Scholarship, and the Black-White Binary (reviewing Louise Ann Fisch's All Rise: Reynaldo G. Garza, The First Mexican American Federal Judge), Richard Delgado, Page 1181.

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• Article:  Making Sense of the Antitrust State-Action Doctrine: Balancing Political Participation and Economic Efficiency in Regulatory Federalism, Robert P. Inman & Daniel L. Rubinfeld, Page 1203.
• Article:  Lawyers, Arbitrariness, and the Eighth Amendment, Louis D. Bilionis & Richard A. Rosen, Page 1301.
• Note:  Assignments of Rights and Covenants Not to Execute in Insurance Litigation, Chris Wood, Page 1373.
• Note:  Images of Women and Capital Sentencing Among Female Offenders: Exploring the Outer Limits of the Eighth Amendment and Articulated Theories of Justice, Jenny E. Carroll, Page 1413.
• Book Review:  Informative Surprises from the Law of the Church of England (reviewing Norman Doe's The Legal Framework of the Church of England: A Critical Study in a Comparative Context), R.H. Helmholz, Page 1455.
• Book Review:  Fan Letters (reviewing Robert M. Mennel and Christine L. Compston's Holmes & Frankfurter: Their Correspondence, 1912-1934), Sanford Levinson, Page 1471.

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• W. Page Keeton Symposium on Tort Law