Volume 77
1998-1999
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• Dedication: William Wayne Justice: The Life of the Law, Lynn E. Blais, Page 1.
• Dedication: A Tribute to Justice, Richard Warren Mithoff, Page 9.
• Dedication: Judge Justice, Henry A. Politz, Page 13.
• Article: Commercializing Marriage: A Proposal for Valuing Women's Work Through Premarital Security Agreements, Martha M. Ertman, Page 17.
• Article: Administrative Common Law in Judicial Review, John F. Duffy, Page 113.
• Note: Standing on Its Head: The Problem of Future Claimants in Mass Tort Class Actions, Jeremy Gaston, Page 215.
• Note: Racial Classifications Under Strict Scrutiny: Policy Considerations and the Remedial-Plus Approach, Susan M. Maxwell, Page 259.
• Book Review:  The Irony of Deregulatory Takings (reviewing J. Gregory Sidak and Daniefl F. Spulber's Deregulatory Takings and the Regulatory Contract: The Competitive Transformation of Network Industries in the United States), Jim Rossi, Page 297.
• Commentary: Legal Scholarship at the Crossroads: On Farce, Tragedy, and Redemption, Ronald J. Krotoszynski, Jr., Page 321.

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• Article: Successive Prosecutions and Compound Criminal Statutes: A Functional Test, Susan R. Klein and Katherine P. Chiarello, Page 333.
• Essay: In Praise of Law School Rankings: Solutions to Coordination and Collective Action Problems, Russell Korobkin, Page 403.
• Note: When "Lesser" Is More: The Case for Reviving the Constitutional Right to a Lesser Included Offense, Michael G. Pattillo, Page 429.
• Note: Trading in Trademark-- Why the Anti-Assignment in Gross Doctrine Should Be Abolished When Trademarks Are Used as Collateral, Allison Sell McDade, Page 465.
• Commentary: A Plea for Return to Evidence Rule 702, Thomas M. Reavley and Daniel A. Petalas, Page 493.

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• Article: Rethinking Freedom of Contract: A Bankruptcy Paradigm, Steven Schwarcz, Page 515.
• Article: Death by Default: An Empirical Demonstration of False and Forced Choices in Capital Sentencing, William J. Bowers and Benjamin D. Steiner, Page 605.
• Note: Hegel and the Autonomy of Contract Law, Chad McCracken, Page 719.
• Note: Sharing the Burden: Exploring the Space Between Uniform and Specific Applicability in Current Free Exercise Jurisprudence, Kenneth D. Sansom, Page 753.
• Book Review: The Rule of Law v. The Misrule of Ideology: The Confederacy and Constitutional Interpretation (reviewing Mark Brandon's Free in the World: American Slavery and Constitutional Failure), Marshall L. DeRosa, Page 789.
• Book Review: Redrawing the Boundaries of Permissible Speech (reviewing David Rabban's Free Speech in its Forgotten Years), Thomas L. Haskell, Page 807.

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• Article: Making the Fifth: The Constitutionalization of American Self-Incrimination Doctrine, 1791-1903, John Fabian Witt, Page 825.
• Article: "Recoding" Intellectual Property and Overlooked Audience Interests, Justin Hughes, Page 923.
• Note: John Marshall, the Sedition Act, and Free Speech in the Early Republic, Gregg Costa, Page 1011.
• Note: Pushing the Limits of the Judicial Power: Tolling State Statutes of Limitations Under 28 U.S.C. § 1367(d),  Brian Agustus Beckcom, Page 1049.

• Book Review Colloquium: Reviewing Peter C. Caldwell's Popular Sovereignty and the Crisis of German Constitutional Law: the Theory & Practice of Weimar Constitutionalism and David Dyzenhaus's Legality and Legitimacy: Carl Schmitt, Hans Kelsen and Hermann Heller in Weimar).

  The Politics of Law in Weimar German, Ellen Kennedy, Page 1079. 

  Jurisprudence, Democracy, and the Death of the Weimar Republic, Neil MacCormick, Page 1095.

  "Integrative Jurisprudence" and Other Misdemeanors, G.L. Ulmen, Page 1107.

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• Article: Our Nonuniform Constitution: Geographical Variations of Constitutional Requirement in the Aid of Community, Mark D. Rosen, Page 1129.
• Essay: Family at the Birth of American Constitutional Order, Mark E. Brandon, Page 1195.
• Note: Where Are the Reasonable Efforts to Enforce the Reasonable Efforts Requirement?: Monitoring State Compliance Under the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980, Shawn L. Raymond, Page 1235.
• Note: Peering into a Black Box: Discovery and Adequate Attorney Representation for Class Action Settlements, G. Donald Puckett, Page 1271.
• Book Review: Thaumatrope, (reviewing Andrew L. Kaufman's Cardozo), William Powers, Jr., Page 1319.
• Book Review: The Public Trust Doctrine: A Tragedy of the Common Law (reviewing Bonnie J. McCay's Oyster Wars and the Public Trust: Property, Law and Ecology in New Jersey History, James R. Rasband, Page 1335.

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• In Memoriam: Page Keeton, Torts Scholar, David Anderson, Page 1361.
• In Memoriam: Dean Page Keeton: A Tribute, W. Royal Furgeson, Jr., Page 1365.
• In Memoriam: Comments on the Retirement of Dean Keeton, M. Michael Sharlot, Page 1367.
• In Memoriam: Page Keeton: A Great Dean, Charles Alan Wright, Page 1369.
• Article: Why No Judge Should Be a Dworkinian Coherentist, Ken Kress, Page 1375.
• Essay: Institutions and Laws Again, Neil MacCormick, Page 1429.
• Note: Secured Financing in Russia: Risks, Legal Incentives, and Policy Concerns, Brendon Bennett, Page 1443.
• Note: "In the Business" of Fencing: Making Sense of Federal Sentencing Enhancement for Dealers in Stolen Goods, Dean Lanter, Page 1485.
• Book Review: Romancing Stone (reviewing Sanford Levinson's Written in Stone: Public Monuments in Changing Societies), Sebastian de Grazia, Page 1527.
• Commentary: The Second Coming of Symth v. Ames, Jim Chen, Page 1535.
• Commentary: Making Pets: Social Workers, "Problem Groups," and the Role of the SPCA -- Getting a Little More Precise About Radicalized Narratives, Richard Delgado, Page 1571.
• Commentary: Burdening the Least of Us: "Race-Conscious" Ethics in Criminal Defense, Abbe Smith, 1585.

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• Symposium: Money, Politics, and Equality