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INDEX TO VOLUME 49 TABLE OF CONTENTS Topical Index to Lead Articles, Special Contributions, and Student Articles Index to Annual Survey of Georgia Law Index to Annual Survey of Eleventh Circuit Law Title Index to Leads and Articles Editions Author Index Title Index to Student Comments and Notes Table of Cases TOPICAL INDEX TO LEAD ARTICLES, SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND STUDENT ARTICLES SUBJECT YEAR VOL:PAGE BANKING Introduction to a Panel on the Modernization of Financial Regulation: What Is the Governmental Role in Finance, Anyway? Financial Modernization: Implications for the Safety Net Reflections on the Ongoing Effort to Modernize Financial Services Regulation The Search for a New Regulatory Paradigm BANKRUPTCY How Should Property Be Valued In a Cram Down?.......... 1998 CIVIL PROCEDURE Amchem Products, Inc. v. Windsor: The Supreme Court Defines the Standard for Settlement Class Action Certification CIVIL RIGHTS Board of the County Commissioners v. Brown: Nepotism, Skepticism, and Causation Under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Chandler v. Miller: The Supreme Court Closed the Door on the Factual Instances That Warrant Suspicionless Searches .. 49:1131 City of Boerne v. Flores: Defining the Limits of Congress’s Fourteenth Amendment Enforcement Clause Power 49:565 Class Action Law in Georgia: Emerging Trends in Litigation, Certification, and Settlement 49:39 Failing to Score: Clinton v. Jones and Claims of Presidential Immunity 49:583 Raines v. Byrd: A Death Knell for the Congressional Suit? 49:609 Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union: First Amendment Free Speech Guarantee Extended to the Internet 49:625 Rough Terrain Ahead: A New Course for Racial Preference Programs 49:915 Where to Draw the Line? The Supreme Court Reverses on Federal Funding Programs Regarding Religious Schools: Agostini v. Felton COPYRIGHTS & PATENTS The Heart of the Matter: The Property Right Conferred by Copyright 1174 MERCER LAW REVIEW CRIMINAL LAW All or Nothing, or Maybe Cooperation: Attorney General Power, Conduct, and Judgment in Relation to the Work of an Independent Counsel 49:519 Kansas v. Hendricks: Fighting for Children on the Slippery Slope 49:835 Roundtable Discussion Transcript 49:453 Smith v. State: The Georgia Supreme Court Mandated Jury Instructions in Battered Person Syndrome Cases 49:1141 The Future of the Independent Counsel Statute: Confronting the Dilemma of Allocating the Power of Prosecutorial Discretion 49:427 The History of the Independent Counsel Provisions: How The Past Informs the Current Debate 49:489 Toward More Ethical Government: An Inspector General for The White House 49:553 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Maryland v. Wilson: The Fading Fourth Amendment 49:845 United States v. Mitchell: The Fifth Amendment at Sentencing 49:865 EVIDENCE Old Chief v. United States: Radical Change of Minor Departure? How Much Further Will Courts Go in FEDERALISM Printz v. United States: Tenth Amendment Limitations on Federal Access to the Mechanisms of State Government INSURANCE Apportioning Coverage Responsibility of Consecutive Insurers When the Actual Occurrence of Injury Cannot be Ascertained: Who Has to Contribute in a Settlement? 49:1151 LABOR LAW Brisentine v. Stone & Webster Engineering 49:1121 LEGAL WRITING Legal Writing: Its Nature, Limits, and Dangers The Process and the Product: A Bibliography of Scholar- ship About Legal Scholarship LOCAL GOVERNMENT Local Government and Constitutional Torts: In the Georgia Courts INDEX TO ANNUAL SURVEY OF GEORGIA LAW SUBJECT YEAR AUTHOR VOL:PAGE BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS 1997 Paul A. Quirés Lynn Schutte Scott Lora A. Tarle COMMERCIAL AND BANKING LAW 1997 Robert A. Weber, Jr DOMESTIC RELATIONS 1997 Barry B. McGough EVIDENCE Marc T. Treadwell INSURANCE 1997 Ralph F. Simpson LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW 1997 He Porsy Sertelty es 2 osc occ ae eice cs 49:215 REAL PROPERTY 1997 T. Daniel Brannan William J. Sheppard TORTS 1997 Deron R. Hicks TRIAL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE 1997 C. Frederick Overby Jason Crawford Teresa T. Abell WILLS, TRUSTS, AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES 1997 James C. Rehberg WORKERS’ COMPENSATION 1997 H. Michael Bagley Daniel C. Kniffen John G. Blackmon, Jr. Katherine D. Dixon INDEX TO ANNUAL SURVEY OF ELEVENTH CIRCUIT LAW SUBJECT YEAR AUTHOR VOL:PAGE Administrative Law 1998 Terri L. Carver Antitrust 1998 Michael Eric Ross Jeffrey S. Cashdan Appellate Practice and Procedure 1998 William M. Droze Bankruptcy 1998 W. Homer Drake, Jr. Michael M. Duclos Environmental Law 1998 W. Scott Laseter Julie V. Mayfield 49:1007 Evidence 1998 Marc T. Treadwell 49:1027 Federal Practice 1998 49:1045 Federal Sentencing Guidelines 1998 Andrea Wilson 49:1065 Federai Taxation 1998 Ben E. Muraskin James A. Lawton Tiffani W. Greene 49:1087 Trial Practice and Procedure 1998 Philip W. Savrin Robyn L. Oliver 49:1101 TITLE INDEX TO LEADS & ARTICLES EDITIONS TITLE AUTHOR YEAR VOL:PAGE A Roundtable Discussion on the Independent Counsel Statute: TOCMEEIR ON Sorc het hao ohare 8 ele « ohgieee ont Judge Griffin B. Bell Professor Archibald Cox Mr. Lloyd N. Cutler Judge Lawrence E. Walsh All or Nothing, or Maybe Cooperation: Attorney General Power, Conduct, and Judgment in Relation to the Work of an Independent Counsel John Q. Barrett Financial Modernization: Implications for the Safety Net Thomas M. Hoenig Introduction to a Panel on the Moderni- zation of Financial Regulation: What Is the Governmental Role in Finance, DE OE Po POR Orne gam David G. Oedel Legal Writing: Its Nature, Limits, and Dangers Douglas Litowitz Reflections on the Ongoing Effort to Modernize Financial Services Regu- lation John D. Hawke, Jr. The Future of the Independent Counsel Statute: Confronting the Dilemma of Allocating the Power of Prosecutorial Discretion James P. Fleissner The Heart of the Matter: The Property Right Conferred by Copyright Douglas YBarbo The History of the Independent Counsel Provisions: How the Past Informs the Current Debate Katy J. Harriger The Process and the Product: A Biblio- graphy of Scholarship About Legal Scholarship Mary Beth Beazley Linda H. Edwards The Search for a New Regulatory Para- digm Michael Taylor Toward More Ethical Government: An Inspector General for the White House Kathleen Clark