Louisiana Law Review 2004 - 2005: Vol 65 Index

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GENERAL INDEX
Volume 65
ACTS BY POPULAR NAME Reverse Discrimination,
Age Discrimination in Employment Act Anti-Subordination Theory,
(ADEA), Vol. 65, see AGE, this index Vol. 65, pp. 431-435,
Americans with Disabilities Act, Generally, 438-442
Vol. 65, see CIVIL RIGHTS, this index Formal Equality Theory, Vol.
Antitrust Civil Process Act, Vol. 65, p. 69 65, pp. 435-438
Brian Lykins Human Tissue Transplant Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 411-
Safety Act of 2003, Vol. 65, pp. 456-458 413, 426-442
Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII, Vol. 65, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII,
see AGE, this index, see also CIVIL Age Discrimination in Employment
RIGHTS, this index Act, Vol. 65, pp. 418-423
Civil Rights Act of 1991, Vol. 65, see AGE, Applicability of Civil Rights Act of
this index, see also CIVIL RIGHTS, this 1991, Vol. 65, pp. 422-423
index Disparate Impact, Vol. 65, pp. 421-
Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2001, 426
Vol. 65, p. 1177 Disparate Treatment, Vol. 65, pp.
Federal Food and Drug Cosmetic Act of 1938, 419-421
Vol. 65, p. 468 Distinguished from Age,
Federal Income Contribution Act (FICA), Discrimination in
Vol. 65, p. 1265 Employment Act, Vol. 65, pp.
Federal Sentencing Guidelines, Vol. 65, p. 426-426
121 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 411-417
Food and Drug Ass’n Modernization Act of Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 411-418
1997, Vol. 65, p. 469 Reverse Discrimination, Vol. 65, pp.
Housing Act of 1949, Title V, Vol. 65, p. 74 411-413
Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and
Reform Act of 1998, Vol. 65, p. 1184 AGENTS AND AGENCY
Revenue Act of 1948, Vol. 65, pp. 1185- 1186 Attorney,
Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Vol. 65, p. Agent/Mandatary, Vol. 65, p. 552
75 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 54-55, 60, 62, 65, 69,
Victim and Witness Protection Act (VWPA), 75, 98, 100
Vol. 65, pp. 64, 71 Implied Authority, Vol. 65, p. 1280
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND ANTITRUST LAW
PROCEDURE Background of, Vol. 65, pp. 389-390
Administrative Agency Use, Vol. 65, p. 289 The Clayman Act,
Generally, Vol. 65, p. 69 Amendment Through FANS Act, Vol.
Rulemaking, Vol. 65, pp. 69, 75 65, p. 397
Generally, Vol. 65, p. 390
ADOPTION The Sherman Act,
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1298, 1304, 1310- Application to Professional Sports, Vol.
1312, 1322-1324, 1339-1340 65, pp. 392-393
Generally, Vol. 65, p. 390 Major League
AGE Baseball
Employment Discrimination, Exemption, Vol. 65, pp. 391, 398-400
Age Discrimination in Employment Act
(ADEA), ARBITRATION AND ALTERNATIVE
Applicability of Civil Rights Act of DISPUTE RESOLUTION
1991, Vol. 65, pp. 422-423 Attorney,
Disparate Impact, Vol. 65, pp. 423- Third Party Neutral, Vol. 65, p. 574
426 Disadvantages of the Litigation Model, Vol.
Distinguished from Title VII, Vol. 65, p. 1488
65, pp. 425-426 Ethics Conflicts, Vol. 65, p. 571
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 411-418 Litigation Alternatives in Family Law, Vol.
History, Vol. 65, pp. 413-415 65, p. 1487
Purpose, Vol. 65, pp. 413-415, 423 Procedural Reforms,
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Consequences of, ABA Model Rules of Professional
Change in Lawyers’ Attitudes Conduct,
Towards Negotiation, Client Communication, Vol. 65, p.
Necessity of, Vol. 65, pp. 553-554
1494-1496 Confidentiality, Vol. 65, pp. 561-
Increased Rate of Earlier 562
SettlementVo,l . 65, pp. 1493- Conflict of Interest, Vol. 65, pp.
1497 562-573
Permanency of Procedural Reforms, Counselor, Attorney as, Vol. 65,
Vol. 65, p. 1497 p. 573
Impetus for, Fees and Client Funds, Vol. 65,
Adversarialism in the Legal pp. 557-560
Profession, Vol. 65, pp. 1489- Lawyer-Client Professional
1493 Relationship, Vol. 65, pp.
Alternative Dispute Resolutions, 549-551
Vol. 65, p. 1493 Preamble, Vol. 65, pp. 542, 546,
Negotiation and Settlement Prior to 548
Litigation, Vol. 65, pp. 1489- Safekeeping Property, Vol. 65, p.
149] 560
Systemic Change, Scope, Vol. 65, pp. 548-549
Changing Behaviors and Lawyers’ Sexual Relationships with
Attitudes, Vol. 65, pp. 1494- Clients, Vol. 65, pp. 567-569
1507 Terminating Representation, Vol.
Lawyers’ Ability to Choose New 65, pp. 556-557
Processes, Vol. 65, pp. 1502- Terminology, Vol. 65, p. 549
Vol. 1505 Louisiana Model Rules of
Lawyers’ “Skills Gap” in New Professional Responsibility, Vol.
Settlement Processes, Vol. 65, 65, p. 541
pp. 1505-1507 Louisiana Rules of Professional
New Conflict Processes within Conduct (2004),
Legal Profession, Vol. 65, pp. Client Communication, Vol. 65,
1500-1502 pp. 553-554
Confidentiality, Vol. 65, pp. 561-
ARREST 562
Domestic Violence, Mandatory Arrest, Vol. Conflict of Interest, Vol. 65, pp.
65, pp. 991-992 562-573
Frisk, Vol. 65, pp. 865-879 Counselor, Attorney as, Vol. 65,
Narcotics Trafficking, Vol. 65, pp. 865-879 p. 573
Fees/Client Funds, Vol. 65, pp.
ATTORNEY GENERAL 557-560
Generally, Vol. 65, p. 55 Lawyer-Client Protessional
Relationship, Vol. 65, pp.
ATTORNEYS 549-551
Ethics, Preamble, Vol. 65, pp. 542, 546,
Reform, 548
ABA Ethics Commission 2000, Safekeeping Property, Vol. 65, p.
Vol. 65, pp. 544, 546 560
Louisiana History of, Vol. 65, pp. Scope, Vol. 65, pp. 548-549
538-547 Sexual Relationships with
Louisiana State Bar Association, Clients, Vol. 65, pp. 567-569
Ethics 2000 Committee, Vol. Terminating Representation, Vol.
65, pp. 544, 548, 553 65, pp. 556-557
House of Delegates, Vol. 65, Terminology, Vol. 65, p. 549
p. 547 Restatement (Third) of the Law
Rules Governing Attorneys, Vol. 65,
ABA Canons of Ethics Revisions (1908 - pp. 542, 547-548
196S), Vol. 65, pp. 551-572
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AUTHENTIC ACTS 1557-1558, 1561
Donations, Vol. 65, see DONATIONS, this Child Participation, Vol. 65, pp. 1555, 1557
index Contested Custody Proceedings,
Chamber Interviews, Vol. 65, p. 1548
AUTOMOBILES Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1543-1545
Identification, Vol. 65, pp. 107-108, 127 Effect of Domestic Violence, Vol. 65, see
Parking Meter, Vol. 65, pp. 51, 109-110, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, this index
115, 124 Guardians Ad Litem,
Parking Ordinance, Vol. 65, pp. 110-111 Court-Appointed Special Advocate
Terry Stop, Vol. 65, p. 106 (CASA), Vol. 65, p. 1542
Ticket, Vol. 65, pp. 104, 116 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1542-1543,
Traffic Stop, Vol. 65, pp. 105, 108, 119, 130 1549-1552, 1558-1562
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1289-1299, 1302
BANKRUPTCY Jurisdiction, Vol. 65, p. 1298
Alternative to Certification of Mass Tort Class Lack of Child Representation, Vol. 65, p.
Action Settlements, Vol. 65, pp.215-221 1540
Mineral Lease, Mediation,
Force Majeure Clause, Vol. 65, pp. 670- Child Participation, Vol. 65, p. 1553
671 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1552-1553,
1562-1563,1565-1566
BOOK REVIEWS Mediator Qualifications, Vol. 65, p.
Pocket Constitutionalist, The, Vol. 65, p. 533 1563
Parenting Education, Vol. 65, p. 1567
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS Presumptions,
Goodwill, Best Interest, Vol. 65, pp. 1299, 1301,
Valuation of Closely Held Business, 1304-1305, 1313, 1329, 1343
Civil Law Notion of “Good Will,” Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1299, 1304,
Vol. 65, pp. 1229, 1264 1306-1308, 1312
Commercial Goodwill, Vol. 65, p. Visitation, Vol. 65, pp. 1296, 1322-1324
1195
Distribution as Community CHILD SUPPORT
Property, Vol. 65, pp. Adjustment of Children, Vol. 65, see
1193-1261 CHILDREN AND MINORS, this index
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1193-1261
Goodwill of “Ordinary” Businesses, CHILDREN AND MINORS
Vol. 65, p. 1195 Adjustment of Children,
Goodwill of “Professional” Child Support, Vol. 65, p. 1515
Practices, Vol. 65, p. 1195 Parental Conflict, Vol. 65, pp. 1512-
History in Property Law, Vol. 65, 1513
pp. 1196-1219 Parental Involvement, Vol. 65, p. 15i1
Valuation in Common Law Divorce Parental Separation, Vol. 65, p. 1511
Litigation, Vol. 65, pp. Single-Parent Families, Vol. 65, pp.
1219-1222 1512-1516
Valuation in Community Property Convention on Human Rights of the Child,
Regime, Vol. 65, p. 1195 Vol. 65, p. 1435
CAPACITY Convention on the Rights of the Child, Vol.
Marital Donations, Vol. 65, 65, pp. 1446, 1448-1450, 1452
see DONATIONS, this index Divorce, Behavioral Problems, Vol. 65, pp.
1439-1440
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Effect of Domestic Violence, Vol. 65, see
Mental Retardation, Vol. 65, pp. 473-504 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, this index
Regulation of Contact, Vol. 65, pp.
CHILD CUSTODY 1408-1414
Best Interest of the Child, Family Privacy, Vol. 65, p. 1442
Best Interest versus Child’s Wishes, Vol. 1442
65, p. 1559 Foster Care, Vol. 65, pp. 1435-1436
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1544, 1550-1551, Impact of Divorce, Vol. 65, p. 1515
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International Bill of Rights, Vol. 65, pp. 1447, 705
1450 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 255-269
International Covenant on Civil and Political Origins, Vol. 65, pp. 699-702
Rights, Vol. 65, pp. 1446-1447 Legal Scholarship, Vol. 65, pp. 255-269
International Covenant on Economic, Social, Legal Science, Vol. 65, pp. 255-269
and Cultural Rights, Vol. 65, pp. 1445- Reasoning, Vol. 65, pp. 255-269
1447, 1451-1452 Role of Judges, Vol. 65, pp. 730-731
Juveniles, Vol. 65, see, JUVENILES, this Role of Judiciary,
index Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 721-729
Negative Rights, Vol. 65, pp. 1441-1442 Role of Cases, Vol. 65, pp. 723-725
No Child Left Behind Policy, Vol. 65, p. Role of the Code, Vol. 65, pp. 721-
1438 723, 726-729
Parent-Child Relationship, Vol. 65, see Synopsis of Civil Law System, Vol. 65, p.
DIVORCE, this index, see also 731
PARENT & CHILD, this index
Parenting Plans in England, Vol. 65, see CIVIL RIGHTS
CUSTODY, this index Age Discrimination, Vol. 65, see AGE, this
Positive Rights, index
France, Vol. 65, p. 1443 Americans with Disabilities Act, Vol. 65,
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1441, 1443, 1445 pp. 413, 426, 439-441
Poverty, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII,
Economic Rights, Vol. 65, p. 1444 Age, Vol. 65, see AGE, this index
Education, Vol. 65, pp. 1438, 1453 Disparate Impact, Vol. 65, pp. 421-
Health Risks, Vol. 65, pp. 1439, 1453 425
Juvenile Justice System, Vol. 65, p. 1439 Disparate Treatment, Vol. 65, pp. 419-
Privacy and Autonomy, Vol. 65, 1446 421
Sullivan Principles, Vol. 65, p. 1448 Distinguished from Age Discrimination
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in Employment Act, Vol. 65, pp.
Vol. 65, pp. 1446-1447 425-426
Victims of Crime, Vol. 65, p. 1439 Civil Rights Act of 1991, Applicability, Vol.
Women’s Convention, Vol. 65, pp. 1446, 65, pp. 422-423
1450, 1452 Death Penalty, Vol. 65, pp. 473-504
Reverse Discrimination,
CIVIL CODE Age, Vol. 65, see AGE, this index
Definition, Vol. 65, p. 135 Race, Vol. 65, p. 425
Iraq Civil Code, Vol. 65, see COMPARATIVE
LAW, this index CIVIL SERVICE
Structure, Vol. 65, pp. 136-137 Annual Leave, Vol. 65, p. 884
Compensatory Time, Vol. 65, p. 885
CIVIL LAW Generally, Vol. 65, p. 884
Civil Law Countries, Vol. 65, p. 684 Public Retirement System,
Codification, Generally, Vol. 65, p. 900
Corpus Juris Civilis, Vol. 65, pp. 701- Tangential Changes, Vol. 65, p. 902
705 Re-Employed, Vol. 65, p. 898
England, Vol. 65, pp. 713-715 Rules, Vol. 65, p. 884
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 701-713 Sick Leave, Vol. 65, p. 884
German Civil Code, Vol. 65, pp. 712- States with Added Protection, Vol. 65, p.
713 909
Modern Role of the Code, Vol. 65, pp. Vested Rights,
717-721 Accrued Rights, Vol. 65, p. 898
Napoleonic Code, Vol. 65, pp. 708-712 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 893, 897
United States, Vol. 65, pp. 715-717 Membership, Vol. 65, p. 901
Definition, Vol. 65, pp. 134-135
Dominant Legal System of the World, Vol. 65, CLASS ACTIONS
pp. 683-686 Alternatives to Certification, Vol. 65, see
History, BANKRUPTCY, this index
Corpus Juris Civilis, Vol. 65, pp. 701- Attorneys, Settling Class Actions,
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Class Action Fairness Acts, Complexity of Application, Vol. 65, pp. 4, 8
Effects on Multi-district Litigation Forum Shopping, Vol. 65, pp. 5, 11
Panel, Vol. 65, pp. 203-206 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1-47
Federal Jurisdiction, Minimal Diversity, Methodologies Used by Jurisdiction, Vol. 65,
Vol. 65, p. 204 pp. 3, 19-20
Potential Effects of, Vol. 65, pp. 206- Modern Approaches,
207 Center of Gravity Approach, Vol. 65, pp.
Class Action Requirements, 27-28
Application to Aggregated Settlements, Leflar’s Better Law Approach, Vol. 65,
Alternative Dispute Resolution, p. 4
Vol. 65, pp. 240-248 Restatement (Second) of Conflict of
Fairness Factors, Vol. 65, p. 246 Laws, Vol. 65, pp. 4, 8
Opt-out Rights, Vol. 65, pp. 240- State by State Approach,
243 Empirical Research, Role of, Vol. 65,
Reasonable Settlement Scheme, pp. 18-21, 27-31
Vol. 65, pp. 244-245 Implementation by Courts, Vol. 65, p. 11
Implementation by Legislation, Vol. 65,
CODE OF PROFESSIONAL p. 12
RESPONSIBILITY Jurisprudence, Role of, Vol. 65, pp. 21,
Ethics/Rules, Vol. 65, see ATTORNEYS, 26
this index Louisiana Codification, Vol. 65, pp. 13-
16, 22-23
COMMON LAW Medical Malpractice, Vol. 65, pp. 39-
Basic Attributes, 40
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 691-694 Oregon Codification, Vol. 65, pp. 16-
Stare Decisis, Vol. 65, pp. 691-694 17, 22-23
Dominant Legal System oft he World, Vol. Pattern Based Choice of Law Rules, Vol.
65, pp. 683-686 65, pp. 35-46
Equity, Vol. 65, p. 697 Product Liability Cases, Vol. 65, pp. 41-
History, Vol. 65, pp. 686-691 44
Increasing Receptiveness to Codification, Pro-Plaintiff Results, Tendency for, Vol.
Vol. 65, pp. 764-769 65, pp. 31-33
Legislation, Role of Statutes, Vol. 65, pp. “Rules Based” Codification, Vol. 65, p.
695-696 23
List of Common Law Countries, Vol. 65, pp. Situs Rule, Role of, Vol. 65, pp. 40-41
684-685 Slip and Fall Cases, Vol. 65, p. 40
Role of Judges, Vol. 65, pp. 697-699 Wisconsin Approach, Vol. 65, pp. 27-
Synopsis of Common Law System, Vol. 65, 46
p. 699 Wrongful Death Cases, Vol. 65, pp. 37-
39
COMPARATIVE LAW Traditional Approaches,
Civil Law vs. Common Law, Vol. 65, pp. Restatement (First) of Conflict of Laws,
255-269 Vol. 65, pp. 2-3, 20
Iraq Civil Code, Uniform Choice of Law Regime,
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 131-156 Proposals for,
Obligations, Vol. 65, pp. 141-145 Federal Choice of Law Statute, Vol.
Origin, Vol. 65, p. 132 65, pp. 5-6
Property, Vol. 65, pp. 145-151 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 4-10
Religion, Vol. 65, pp. 132, 140-141, National Conference of
148-151 Commissioners on Uniform
Source of Law, Vol. 65, pp. 139-141 State Laws, Vol. 65, p. 6
Structure, Vol. 65, pp. 137-139 Restatement (Third) of Conflict of
Legal Reasoning, Vol. 65, pp. 255-269 Laws, Vol. 65, pp. 7-9
Use of Precedent, Common Law vs. Civil
Law, Vol. 65, pp. 776-822 CONSTITUTION OF LOUISIANA
Attorneys, Client Financial Assistance, Vol.
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Bill of Rights, Vol. 65, p. 477 Physical Takings, Vol. 65, pp. 1022-
Contract Clause, 1023
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 883, 892 Regulatory Takings, Vol. 65, p. 1022
Standard,
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 883, 892 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Reasonably Necessary, Vol. 65, p. Contract Clause,
905 Generally, Vol. 65, p. 883
Substantial Impairment, Vol. 65, p. Standard,
904 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 883, 892
Test, Vol. 65, p. 903 Reasonably Necessary, Vol. 65, p.
States with Added Protection, Vol. 65, p. 905
909 Substantial Impairment, Vol. 65, p.
Damagings, 904
Constitutional Cause of Action, Vol. 65, Test, Vol. 65, p. 903
pp. 1034-1036 States with Added Protection, Vol. 65,
Conventional! Obligations, As, Vol. 65, p. 909
pp. 1043-1050 Cruel and Unusual Punishment, Capital
Inverse Condemnation Doctrine, Vol. Punishment, Vol. 65, pp. 473-504
65, pp. 1021, 1026-1028 Disparate Treatment, Vol. 65, pp. 344, 361
Prescription, Vol. 65, pp. 1036-1041 Due Process Clause,
Prior Expropriation, Vol. 65, pp. 1017- Fifth Amendment, Vol. 65, p. 890
1018, 1041-1043 Fourteenth Amendment, Vol. 65, p. 890
State Liability, Vol. 65, p. 1020 Generally, Vol. 65, p. 890
Takings, Establishment Clause,
Constitutional Cause of Action, Vol. 65, Ceremonial Deism, Vol. 65, pp. 522,
pp. 1051-1053 528, 530-531
Inverse Condemnation Doctrine, Vol. De Minimis Non Conviens, Vol. 65,
pp. 508-509, 524-527
65, pp. 1016, 1018-1020
Physical Takings, Vol. 65, p. 1024 Endorsement Test, Vol. 65, pp. 512,
Relation to Federal Taking, Vol. 65, p. 516, 520, 523-524
1023 Entanglement, Vol. 65, p. 511
Past Practice, Vol. 65, pp. 515-520
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED Pledge ofA llegiance, Vol. 65, pp. 528,
STATES 530
Bill of Rights, Secular Legislative Purpose, Vol. 65, pp.
Fifth Amendment, Vol. 65, p. 478 510, 516, 520, 522, 526
Eighth Amendment, Vol. 65, pp. 473- Secular Symbols, Vol. 65, pp.
474, 477, 479, 481, 483, 485, 487-
519-521, 523
491 Ten Commandments, The, Vol. 65, pp.
Fourteenth Amendment, Right to 508-509, 516, 519, 526, 529
Privacy, Vol. 65, p. 478 Equal Protection, Vol. 65, pp. 344, 347,
Civil Rights Act of 1964, 349
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 355, 359 First Amendment, Vol. 65, pp. 112-113,
Title VI, Vol. 65, pp. 350, 359 120, 125
Title VII, Vol. 65, pp. 350, 359-360, Fourth Amendment, Vol. 65, pp. 120, 125
371 Iraq Constitution, Vol. 65, p. 151
Doctrine of Unintended Consequences, Vol. Juveniles, Vol. 65, pp. 1127-1140, 1149-
65, p. 342 1155
Due Process Clause, Per Se Right to Frisk, Vol. 65, pp. 865-879
Fifth Amendment, Vol. 65, p. 890 Rational Basis Test, Vol. 65, p. 345
Fourteenth Amendment, Vol. 65, p. 890 Search and Seizure, Vol. 65, pp. 865-879
Generally, Vol. 65, p. 890
Takings, CONTRACT LAW
Inverse Condemnation Doctrine, Vol. Breach of Contract,
65, p. 1016
Cost to Restore, Vol. 65, pp. 273, 280,
Partial Regulatory Taking, Vol. 65, p. 287, 290
1022 Diminution in Value, Vol. 65, pp. 273,
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280, 287-288
Fair Market Value, Vol. 65, pp. 273, CORPORATIONS
283, 289 Attorneys, Organization as Client, Vol. 65,
Deliberate and Willful Breach, Vol. 65, p. pp. 554-555
287 Freeze-Out Mergers, Vol. 65, pp. 911,
Forum Selection Clauses, Vol. 65, p. 900 914-915, 919
Four Corners Doctrine, Vol. 65, pp. 290- Obligations to Shareholders, Vol. 65, pp.
291 911, 916
Freedom OfC ontract, Public Policy
Exception, Speculation by Mineral COURTS
Lessee, Vol. 65, pp. 659-660 Court of Federal Claims, Vol. 65, see,
International, FEDERAL COURTS, this index
Codification, Vol. 65, pp. 769-772 United States Bankruptcy Court, Vol. 65,
Commission on European Contract Law see, FEDERAL COURTS, this index
(CECL), Vol. 65, pp. 742-743, 772 United States District Court, Vol. 65,
Conditions Leading to Codification, Vol. see, FEDERAL COURTS, this index
65, pp. 759-764 United States Fifth Circuit, Vol. 65, p. 503
Future of, Vol. 65, pp. 751-772 United States Supreme Court, Vol. 65, pp.
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 678, 731-734 473, 477-479, 489-491, 493, 497
Globalization, Vol. 65, pp. 731-734, United States Tax Court, Vol. 65,
754-756 see, FEDERAL COURTS, this index
History, Vol. 65, pp. 735-738 Virginia Supreme Court, Vol. 65, p. 476
Increasing Receptiveness to Codification
in Common Law Jurisdictions, Vol. CRIMINAL LAW
65, pp. 764-769 International Endangerment,
Institute for the Unification Actus Reus, Vol. 65, pp. 944, 946
of Private Law, Vol. 65, see, Attacks vs. Endangerments, Vol. 65, pp.
UNIDROIT, this index 941-965
Jus Commune, Vol. 65, pp. 735-736, “Conduct - Cause - Harm” Model of
738 Criminal Wrongdoing, Vol. 65, pp.
Lex Mercatoria, Vol. 65, pp. 735-739 946-949
Limit on Delegation of the Sovereignty Degree of Culpability, Vol. 65, p. 949
of Nations, Vol. 65, pp. 756-759 Deterrent Effect, Vol. 65, pp. 958-959
Modern Law, Vol. 65, pp. 739-743 Direct vs. Indirect Offenses, Vol. 65, pp.
Need for International Contract Law, 963-965
Vol. 65, pp. 731-734 Driving Under the Influence, Vol. 65,
Pound, Dean, Vol. 65, pp. 760-764 pp. 960-962
Principles of European Contract Law Explicit vs. Implicit Offenses, Vol. 65,
(PECL), Vol. 65, pp. 742-743 pp. 959-963
United Nations Commission on General vs. Specific Offenses, Vol. 65,
International Trade Law pp. 957-959
(UNCITRAL), Vol. 65, pp. 740-741 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 941-965, 983-987
UNIDROIT, Vol. 65, pp. 740-743, Harm Principle, Vol. 65, pp. 946-947
770, 772 Intended Risk of Harm, Vol. 65, pp.
Unifying Effect, Vol. 65, pp. 754-756 950, 984-85
Uniform Law on Sale of Goods, Vol. 65, Lack of Specific Intent, Vol. 65, pp.
pp. 740-741 944-945, 984-985
United Nations Convention on Contracts Moral Wrongfulness, Vol. 65, pp. 985-
for the International Sale of Goods 987
(CISG), Vol. 65, pp. 741, 743-751, Occurrence vs. Non-Occurrence of
753-754, 756-758, 770-773 Harm, Vol. 65, pp. 941-942,
Windfalls, Vol. 65, pp. 293, 299 954-957
Potentially Harmful vs. Intentionally
CONTROLLED DANGEROUS Harmful, Vol. 65, p. 948
SUBSTANCES Recklessness, Vol. 65, pp. 944-946, 952
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 51-52, 56, 73, Speeding, Vol. 65, pp. 961-962
117-118 Wrong vs. Criminal Wrong, Vol. 65, pp.
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952-953 Warrants, Vol. 65, pp. 59, 66, 107
Intentional Harm
Direct Intention v. Oblique Intention, CUSTODY
Vol. 65, pp. 951-952 Custody and Visitation Decrees in England,
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 941-965, Exclusion of Non-resident Parent,
983-987 Vol. 65, pp. 1516-1518
Intended Endangerments, Vol. 65, p. 950 Generally, Vol. 65, p. 1516
Mens Rea vs. Motive, Vol. 65, pp. 942- Ideally, Vol. 65, pp. 1518-1520
943, 983-984 Father’s Rights In England, Vol. 65, p. 1533
Specific Intent, Vol. 65, pp. 944-945, Parenting Plans in England,
948 Extra-Judicial,
Effect on Children, Vol. 65, p. 1529
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1527-1529
Domestic Violence, Distinct Offense, Vol. 65, Generally, Vol. 65, p. 1522
pp. 989-1014 Restriction of Non-resident Parent, Vol.
Federal Obstruction of Government 65, pp. 1520-1522
Investigations,
Destruction, Alteration, or Falsification DAMAGES
of Records of Federal Investigations Certainty of, Vol. 65, p. 298
and Bankruptcy, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 75 Indemnification, Vol. 65, p. 298
Destruction of Corporate Audit Records, Prior to Corbello v. Iowa, Vol. 65, pp. 277-284
Vol. 65, pp. 53, 75 Punitive Damages, Vol. 65, pp. 276, 1272
Obstruction of Criminal Investigation, Restoration Costs,
Vol. 65, pp. 53, 65, 70-71 Generally, Vol. 65, p. 290
Obstructing the Criminal Investigation Reasonable Restore, Vol. 65, pp. 292-
of Health Care Offenses, Vol. 65, 293, 297
pp. 53, 74
Obstructing Examination of a Financial DEFENSES
Institution, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 74 Affirmative Defenses, Vol. 65, p. 72
Obstruction of a Federal Audit, Vol. 65, Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 60, 63, 65
pp. 53, 74 Insanity, Vol. 65, pp. 477-478
Retaliation Against a Witness, Victim,
or Informant, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 72 DISCRIMINATION
Tampering with a Witness, Victim, or African Americans and Disproportionate
Informant, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 71-72 Discrimination, Vol. 65, p. 367
Federal Obstruction of Judicial Proceedings, Age, Vol. 65, see AGE, this index
False Bail, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 67 AIDS, Vol. 65, p. 368
Influencing Jurors, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 66- Body Mass Index (BMI), Vol. 65, p. 309,
67 328
Obstruction of Court Orders, Vol. 65, Communication, Action, Research
pp. 53, 68-69 Evaluation, Vol. 65, p. 316
Picketing or Parading, Vol. 65, pp. 53, Cost and Federal Regulation, Vol. 65, p. 323
67-68 Discriminatory Impact, Vol. 65, pp. 352
Recording Jury Proceedings, Vol. 65, pp. 369
53, 68 Discriminatory Intent, Vol. 65, pp. 353, 354
Theft of a Record, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 67 Discriminatory Purpose, Vol. 65, p. 358
Federal Obstruction of Proceedings Before Disparate Treatment, Vol. 65, pp. 344, 361
Governmental Agencies, Vol. 65, pp. 53, Doctrine of Unintended Consequences, Vol.
69-70 65, p. 342
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 51, 61, 130 Equal Protection, Vol. 65, pp. 344, 347, 349
Juveniles, Fat Tax Criticism, Vol. 65, p. 333
Miranda Rights, Vol. 65, pp. 1149-1155 Fat Taxes, Vol. 65, p. 329
Police Custody and Interrogations, Vol. Gastric Bypass Surgery, Vol. 65, pp. 335,
65, p. 1149 372
Post-Sentencing Motions, Vol. 65, pp. 56-57 Genetics and Obesity, Vol. 65, p. 322
Service of Process, Vol. 65, pp. 53, 63, 65- Health and Insurance Portability and
67, 70, 72, 91, 93, 97-98 Accountability Act (HIPAA), Vol. 65,
2005]
GENERAL INDEX
p. 341 Generally, Vol. 65, p. 1532
Improved Nutritional and Physical Activity Effects on Children, Vol. 65, pp. 1457-1459,
Act (“IMPACT”), Vol. 65, p. 326 1539
Income, Vol. 65, p. 312 Effects of Divorce, Vol. 65, pp. 1546-1547
Initiatives for Obesity Problems, Vol. 65, p. Equal Protection Clause, Vol. 65, p. 1358
383 Externality, Vol. 65, p. 1358
Managed Care Organizations, Vol. 65, p. In England,
364 Child Support Agency, The, Vol. 65, p.
National Marine Service, Vol. 65, p. 325 1531
Obesity and Race, Vol. 65, p. 315 Children Act 1989,
Pending Obesity Legislation, Vol. 65, p. 337 Effect on Amount of Contact, Vol.
Poverty and Food, Vol. 65, p. 333 65, pp. 1526-1527
Rational Basis Test, Vol. 65, p. 345 Effect on Court Intervention, Vol.
Single Gene Mutations and Obesity, Vol. 65, 65, pp. 1527-1528
p. 322 Effect on Frequency of Contact,
Vol. 65, p. 1526
DIVORCE Effect on Residence, Vol. 65, p.
Adjustment of Children, Vol. 65, see 1526
CHILDREN AND MINORS, this index Generally, Vol. 65, p. 1509
Child Specialist, Vol. 65, pp. 1473-1477, 1481 Non-intervention, Vol. 65, pp.
Collaborative Practice, 1525-1526
4-Way Meetings, Vol. 65, pp. 1466- Parental Responsibility, Vol. 65, p.
1468, 1477 1524
Adversarialism, Vol. 65, pp. 1461-1464 Socio-Legal Framework, Vol. 65,
Advocacy, Vol. 65, pp. 1462-1464, pp. 1522-1524
1481-1482 Subsequent Legislation, Vol. 65,
Child Specialist, Vol. 65, pp. 1473, pp. 1530-1535
1477, 1481 Welfare Checklist, Vol. 65, pp.
Defined, Vol. 65, p. 1460 1524-1525
Divorce Coaching, Vol. 65, pp. 1464- Children and Family Courts Advisory
1473, 1481 and Support Service, The, Vol. 65,
Financial Counselor, Vol. 65, pp. 1477- p. 1531
1479, 1484 Draft Children and Adoption Bill of
Lawyer’s Role in, Vol. 65, pp. 1483- 2005, Vol. 65, pp. 1533-1534
1484 Family and Advice Information Service,
Mediation Skills, Vol. 65, p. 1482 The, Vol. 65, p. 1531
Participation Agreement, Vol. 65, pp. Family Law Act of 1996, The,
1462, 1465, 1473-1477, 1483 Failure of, Vol. 65, p. 1530
Residential Treatment Teams, Vol. 65, Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1530-1531
p. 1467 Family Resolutions Pilot Program, Vol.
School Based Resource Teams, Vol. 65, 65, pp. 1534-1535, 1537
p. 1467 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1509-1537
Screening for, Vol. 65, pp. 1479-1480 International Academy of Collaborative
Therapy, Vol. 65, pp. 1467, Professionals, Vol. 65, p. 1480
1467-1471 Joint Custody,
Couple Therapy, Vol. 65, p. 1467 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1362-1369
Custody and Visitation Decrees, Joint Custody Presumption, Vol. 65, p.
Father’s Absence, Vol. 65, pp. 1367
1513-1515 Mandatory Joint Custody, Vol. 65, p.
Generally, Vol. 65, see CUSTODY, this 1370
index Studies, Vol. 65, pp. 1364-1369
Demographics of, Vol. 65, p. 1456 Life Expectancy, Effect of, Vol. 65, p. 1456
Divorce Education, Vol. 65, pp. 1553, 1563- Marital Conflict, Predictor of Child
1564, 1566 Adjustment, Vol. 65, p. 1458
Domestic Violence in England, Mediation, Vol. 65, p. 1460
Advisory Board on Family Law, Vol. 65, Parental Conflict, Vol. 65, p. 1455
p. 1532 Parenting Plans, Vol. 65, p. 1554
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Parenting Plans in England, Vol. 65, see Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1118-1124
CUSTODY, this index Persons Interposed, Vol. 65, pp.
Parents’ Rights Approach, Vol. 65, p. 1349 1118-1124
Participation Agreement, Vol. 65, pp. 1462, Divorce, Vol. 65, p. 1061
1465, 1473-1477, 1483 Form,
Psychological Impact on Children, Vol. 65, Donations Between Married
pp. 1511-1512 Persons, Vol. 65, p. 1110
Race, Vol. 65, p. 1356 Donations In Contemplation of
Visitation Rights, Vol. 65, pp. 1296-1344 Marriage by Third Parties,
Vol. 65, pp. 1074-1076
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Future Property, Vol. 65, pp. 1080-1085,
Characterization by Courts, Vol. 65, pp. 1104, 1107-1109
1399-1403 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1059-1124
Effect on Children, Vol. 65, pp. 1385-1387 Inter Vivos,
Services and Processes for Victims, Vol. 65, Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1067-1068
pp. 1403-1408 Interspousal, Vol. 65, pp.
Substantive Law Reform, 1105-1107
Best Interest of Child, Vol. 65, pp. Marriage Contract, Vol. 65, p. 1072
1418-1421 Irrevocable,
Friendly Parent Provision, Vol. 65, pp. Birth of Child, Vol. 65, pp. 1112-
1421-1422 1114
Generally, Vol. 65, p. 1414 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1066, 1093-
Legal Definition, Vol. 65, pp. 1415-1418 1095, 1112-1114
Presumption Against Batterers, Vol. 65, Present Property, Vol. 65, pp.
pp. 1422-1426 1078-1080, 1104, 1107-1109, 1111
Termination of Parental Rights, Vol. 65, Property Left at Death,
p. 1426 Beneficiaries, Vol. 65, pp.
Types of, 1085-1095,1109-1110
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1381-1384 Caducity, Vol. 65, pp. 1097-1101,
Intimate Terrorism, Vol. 65, pp. 1387- 1114-1116
1394, 1427 Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1080-1085,
Situational Couple Violence, Vol. 65, 1107-1109, 1114-1116
pp. 1394-1398, 1428 Mortis Causa, Vol. 65, pp. 1083-
Violent Resistence, Vol. 65, p. 1398 1085
Particular Title, Vol. 65, pp. 1089-
DONATIONS 1090, 1101-1102
Authentic Act, Vol. 65, p. 1074 Renunciation, Vol. 65, pp. 1090-
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1063-1066 1091
Inter Vivos, Vol. 65, pp. 1067-1068, 1073 Revocabiltiy, Vol. 65, pp. 1116-
Marital Donations, 1117
Beneficiaries, Donations In Substitution,
Contemplation of Marriage by Caducity, Vol. 65, p. 1100
Third Parties, Vol. 65, pp. Division, Vol. 65, pp.
1085-1095, 1110 1095-1097
Capacity, Vol. 65, pp. 1111-1112 Renunciation, Vol. 65, pp.
Conditions, 1090- 1091
Pay Debt of Donor, Unworthiness, Vol. 65, pp.
Generally, Vol. 65, pp. 1091-1092
1065-1066 Vulgar Substitution, Vol. 65,
Universal Title, Vol. 65, pp. pp. 1086, 1109-1110
1102-1104 Succession, Vol. 65, pp. 1082-1085
Potestative, Vol. 65, p. 1064 Universal Title, Vol. 65, pp. 1089-
Suspensive, 1090, 1102 -1104
Generally, Vol. 65, p. 1978 Unworthiness, Vol. 65, pp. 1091-
Marriage, Vol. 65, pp. 1076- 1092
1078 Purpose, Vol. 65, pp. 1062-1063
Disguised Donations, Reduction, Vol. 65, pp. 1073, 1118-