In Print

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• Articles & Essays

  Silence and Silencing: Their Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces in Legal Communication, Pedagogy and Discourse

  • Margaret E. Montoya
  • Published: April, 2000
  • Volume 33, Issue 3
• Other

  Legal Language in the Age of Globalization: Prospects and Dilemmas

  • Patricia Fernández-Kelly
  • Published: April, 2000
  • Volume 33, Issue 3
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Arizona Jury Reform Permitting Civil Jury Trial Discussions: The Views of Trial Participants, Judges, and Jurors

  • Valerie P. Hans
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 2
• Notes & Comments

  A Commerce Clause Challenge to New York’s Tax Deduction for Investment in Its Own Tuition Savings Program

  • Amy Remus Scott
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 2
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Role of “Stories” in Civil Jury Judgments

  • Reid Hastie
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 2
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Creating a Seamless Transition From Jury Box to Jury Room for More Effective Decision Making

  • Annie King Phillips
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 2
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Interplay of Race and False Claims of Jury Nullification

  • Nancy S. Marder
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 2
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Rise and Fall of Affirmative Action injury Selection

  • Avern Cohn
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 2
• Articles & Essays

  Life After Adarand: What Happened to the Metro Broadcasting Diversity Rationale for Affirmative Action in Telecommunications Ownership?

  • Leonard M. Baynes
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 33, Issue 1
• Articles & Essays

  Financing Plaintiffs’ Lawsuits: An Increasingly Popular (and Legal) Business

  • Susan Lorde Martin
  • Published: December, 1999
  • Volume 33, Issue 1