In Print

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• Articles & Essays

  How Not to Argue That Reasonable Provocation is Not an Excuse

  • Peter K. Westen
  • Published: October, 2009
  • Volume 43, Issue 1
• Articles & Essays

  The Irreducibly Normative Nature of Provocation/Passion

  • Stephen J. Morse
  • Published: October, 2009
  • Volume 43, Issue 1
• Other

  On Passion’s Potential to Undermine Rationality: A Reply

  • Reid Griffith Fontaine
  • Published: October, 2009
  • Volume 43, Issue 1
• Articles & Essays

  A “Fair Contracts” Approval Mechanism: Reconciling Consumer Contracts and Conventional Contract Law

  • Shmuel I. Becher
  • Published: July, 2009
  • Volume 42, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Families for Tax Purposes: What About the Steps?

  • Wendy C. Gerzog
  • Published: July, 2009
  • Volume 42, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  How Many Plaintiffs Are Enough? Venue in Title VII Class Actions

  • Piper Hoffman
  • Published: July, 2009
  • Volume 42, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Privacy 3.0-The Principle of Proportionality

  • Andrew B. Serwin
  • Published: July, 2009
  • Volume 42, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Give Smaller Companies a Choice: Solving Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 Inefficiency

  • Paul P. Arnold
  • Published: July, 2009
  • Volume 42, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  The Unintended Consequence of Tort Reform in Michigan: An Argument for Reinstating Retailer Product Liability

  • Ashley L. Thompson
  • Published: July, 2009
  • Volume 42, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  “An Opportunity for Effective Cross-Examination”: Limits on the Confrontation Right of the Pro Se Defendant

  • Alanna Clair
  • Published: May, 2009
  • Volume 42, Issue 3