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Indiana Law Periodical Collection Review Volume 36 No. 1 2003 TRIBUTES — Norman Lefstein Splendid Dean, Legitimate Hoosier Randall T. Shepard Prescription for Leadership Gerald L. Bepko Lefstein to the Defense Barbara Allen Babcock ARTICLES Cahfornia Death Trip Lawrence M. Friedman Paul W. Davies Enforcing Settlements in Federal Civil Actions JejfreyA. Parness Matthew R. Walker An Interpretation and (Partial) Defense ofLegal Formalism Paul N. Cox Abundant Media, Viewer Scarcity: A Marketplace Alternative to First Amendment Broadcast Rights and the Regulation ofTelevised Presidential Debates Paul B. Matey NOTES ADA Creating an Uncomfortable Fit in Applying the to Professional Sports Jeffrey Michael Cromer Permitted Use ofPatented Inventions in the United States: Why Prescription Drugs Do Not Merit Compulsory Licensing Kirby W. Lee "Duel" Banking System? State Bank Parity Laws: An Examination of Regulatory Practice, Constitutional Issues, and Philosophical Questions John Schroeder J. 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Beck BarbaraL. Hendrickson PeterJ. Prettyman Michael A. Benefield Heidi K. Hughes C.W. Raines, 111 J. Michael Bowman Hannah Kaufman Julie D. Reed JessicaL. Burks AdamJ. Krupp Nathaniel Saylor Jamie B. Dameron MelissaLindley Jared A. Simmons PaulaK. Davis Kevin L. McLaren, Ph.D. ChristopherG. Stevenson Shelley S. Eraser AlexanderL. Mounts Allan A. Wasson Kevin J. Gfell Michael J. Natal Michael D. Wilhelm CassandraA. Giles Kathryn E. Ours Stephen M. Worth Anthony H. Green Sarah L. Pierce John C. Wright EditorialSpecialist Chris Paynter FacultyAdvisors Andrew R, Klein George Wright Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from LYRASIS IVIembers and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/indianalawreview36103unse Law Indiana Review Volume 36 2003 Number 1 © Copyright 2003 bythe TrusteesofIndianaUniversity TABLE OF CONTENTS TRIBUTES — Norman Lefstein Splendid Dean, Legitimate Hoosier Randall T. Shepard 1 Prescription for Leadership GeraldL Bepko 7 Lefstein to the Defense BarbaraAllen Babcock 13 ARTICLES California Death Trip Lawrence M. Friedman 17 Paul W. Davies Enforcing Settlements in Federal Civil Actions JeffreyA. Parness 33 Matthew R. Walker An Interpretation and (Partial) Defense of Legal Formalism PaulN. Cox 57 Abundant Media, Viewer Scarcity: A Marketplace Alternative to First Amendment Broadcast Rights and the Regulation ofTelevised Presidential Debates .... PaulB. Matey 101 NOTES ADA Creating an Uncomfortable Fit in Applying the to Professional Sports Jeffrey Michael Cromer 149 Permitted Use ofPatented Inventions in the United States: Why Prescription Drugs Do Not Merit Compulsory Licensing Kirby W. Lee 75 1 "Duel" Banking System? State Bank Parity Laws: An Examination ofRegulatory Practice, Constitutional Issues, and Philosophical Questions JohnJ. Schroeder 197 Volume 36 Number 1 IndianaLaw Review (ISSN 0090-4198) Published fourtimes ayear by Indiana University. 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