Michigan Law Review 1994 - 1995: Vol 93 Index

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SUBJECT INDEX
(a) after a reference indicates a leading article; (c) correspondence;
(n) note; (r) book review.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
See also Deportation, Labor Law, Social Collective bargaining or “collective beg-
Welfare. ging”?: reflections on antistrikebreaker
Making rules: an introduction — Steven legislation — Samuel Estreicher (a)
Croley (r) 1511-38 577-608
Risk regulation and its hazards — Stephen F.
Williams (r) 1498-510 COMMERCE CLAUSE
AMENDMENTS TO THE Dormant Commerce Clause and state-man-
CONSTITUTION dated preference laws: developing a more
substantive application of the market-par-
See Constitutional Amendments. ticipant exception, The — Benjamin C.
Bair (n) 2408-37
ARBITRATION
Federal Arbitration Act and individual em- COMMON LAW
ployment contracts: a better means to an Federal common law and gaps in federal
equally just end, The — William F. Ko- Statutes: the case of ERISA plan limita-
lakowski III (n) 2171-91 tion periods for section 502(a)(1)(B) ac-
tions — Jim Greiner (n) 382-429
ARMS
See Gun Control. COMPARATIVE LAW
Book notice — reviewing Evenson: Revolu-
ATTORNEYS
tion in the Balance: Law and Society in
See Legal Profession. Contemporary Cuba 1835-40
BIAS CRIMES CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Punishment of hate: toward a normative Thirteen easy pieces — Frank I. Michelman
theory of bias-motivated crimes, The — (r) 1297-332
Frederick M. Lawrence (a) 320-81
CORPORATIONS
BIOGRAPHY
Cook and the corporate shareholder: a be-
Book notice — reviewing White: Justice Ol- lated review of William W. Cook’s publi-
iver Wendell Holmes: Law and the Inner cations on corporations — Alfred F.
Self 1894-913 Conard (r) 1724-38
Hugo Black among friends — Dennis J.
Hutchinson (r) 1885-93 COURTS
Justice Lewis F. Powell and the jurispru-
dence of centrism — Mark Tushnet Case for appellate court revision, The —
(r) 1854-84 Joseph F. Weis, Jr. (r) 1266-72
Modern Hamlet in the judicial pantheon, A
— Charles Alan Wright (r) 1841-53 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
See also Fifth Amendment Protections.
BOOKS Improving constitutional criminal procedure
See also Books Reviewed, in this volume in- — Welsh S. White (r) 1667-85
dex. Privacy’s problem and the law of crim-
1995 survey of books relating to the inal procedure — William J. Stuntz (a)
law 1173-913 1016-78
Notes on current books on law and related Problems with privacy’s problem, The —
subjects 234-35, 430-31, 641-42, 850-51, Louis Michael Seidman (c) 1079-101
1164-65, 2218-20, 2438-39 Reply — William J. Stuntz (c) 1102-04
Michigan Law Review [Vol. 93
CRIMINOLOGY GUN CONTROL
Putting women first — Mary Coombs It isn’t about duck hunting: the British ori-
(r) 1686-712 gins of the right to arms — David B.
Kopel (r) 1333-62
CRITICAL RACE THEORY
See Politics. HATE CRIMES
See Bias Crimes.
DEMOCRACY
See Politics. HAZARDOUS WASTE
See Environmental Law.
DEPORTATION
Single-scheme exception to criminal depor- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
tations and the case for Chevron’s step Intellectual property and the costs of com-
two, The — David A. Luigs (n) 1105-38 mercial exchange: a review essay — Rob-
ert P. Merges (r) 1570-615
EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION
Employment discrimination claims under INTERNATIONAL LAW
ERISA section 510: should courts require International law as a process — Louis B.
exhaustion of arbitral and plan remedies? Sohn (r) 1828-34
— Jared A. Goldstein (n) 193-233
Last Minuet: disparate treatment after JURIES
Hicks, The — Deborah C. Malamud (a)
2229-324 Book notice — reviewing Adler: The Jury:
Trial and Error in the American Court-
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW room 1363-72
Case against intermediate owner liability
JURISDICTION
under CERCLA for passive migration of
hazardous waste, The — Robert L. Bron- Supplemental jurisdiction over claims by
ston (n) 609-40 plaintiffs in diversity cases: making sense
of 28 U.S.C. § 1367(b) — Darren J. Gold
EVIDENCE (n) 2133-70
Transfer and choice of federal law: the ap-
Conditional probative value: neoclassicism pellate model — Robert A. Ragazzo
without myth — Richard D. Friedman (a) 703-71
(a) 439-77
Exaggerated and misleading reports of the
LABOR LAW
death of conditional relevance — Peter
Tillers (c) 478-84 Are trojan horse union organizers “employ-
ees”?: a new look at deference to the
FEMINIST JURISPRUDENCE NLRB’s interpretation of NLRA section
2(3) — Jonathan D. Hacker (n) 772-93
See Criminology, Property. Rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic: the
inadequacy of modest proposals to
FIFTH AMENDMENT PROTECTIONS reform labor law — Charles B. Craver
Chopping Miranda down to size — Michael (r) 1616-44
Chertoff (r) 1713-23
Fifth Amendment first principles: the Self- LAW AND ECONOMICS
Incrimination Clause — Akhil Reed Amar
Book notice — reviewing Komesar: /mper-
& Renée B. Lettow (a) 857-928
fect Alternatives: Choosing Institutions
On the “fruits” of Miranda violations, co-
in Law, Economics, and Public
erced confessions, and compelled testi-
Policy 1559-69
mony — Yale Kamisar (c) 929-1010
Public safety exception to Miranda: analyz-
LAW AND LITERATURE
ing subjective motivation, The — Marc
Schuyler Reiner (n) 2377-407 Book notice — reviewing Kornstein: Kill
Self-incrimination and the Constitution: a All the Lawyers?: Shakespeare’s Legal
brief rejoinder to professor Kamisar — Appeal 1820-27
Akhil Reed Amar & Renée B. Lettow (c) Last Butskellite, The — John D. Ayer
1011-15 (r) 1805-19
1995] Index
LAW AND THE ARTS PRIVACY, RIGHT OF
“Genius of the place”: William Wilson Cook See also Criminal Procedure, Reproductive
and the Michigan law quad, The — Technology.
Kenneth A. Breisch (rt) 1778-86 Countermajoritarian paradox, The — Neal
Devins (r) 1433-59
LEGAL EDUCATION
Book notice — reviewing Gordon: Law PROPERTY
School: A Survivor’s Guide 1261-65
Chix nix bundle-o-stix: a feminist critique of
Case for (and against) Harvard, The —
the disaggregation of property — Jeanne
Robert W. Gordon (r) 1231-60
L. Schroeder (a) 239-319
Pragmatism, feminism, and the problem of
LEGAL HISTORY bad coherence — Catharine Pierce Wells
Book notice — reviewing Palmer: English (r) 1645-66
Law in the Age of the Black Death, 1348-
1381: A Transformation of Governance RECORDS
and Law 1768-77
Freedom and criminal responsibility in the White House electronic mail and federal re-
age of Pound: an essay on criminal justice cordkeeping law: press “d” to delete his-
— Thomas A. Green (a) 1915-2053 tory — James D. Lewis {n) 794-849
History’s stories — Stephan Landsman
(r) 1739-67 REGULATORY AGENCIES
See Administrative Law.
LEGAL PROFESSION
De jure revolution? — Margaret M. Russell REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY
(r) 1173-95
Denaturalizing the lawyer-statesman — Constitutional misconceptions — Radhika
Anthony V. Alfieri (r) 1204-30 Rao (r) 1473-97
In defense of lawyers — Geoffrey C.
Hazard, Jr. (r) 1196-203 RICO
Should courts impose RICO’s pretrial! re-
LEGAL THEORY straint measures on substitute assets? —
Misunderstanding positivism — Anthony J. James M. Rosenthal (n) 1139-63
Sebok (a) 2054-132
SECURITIES
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY
Obsolescence of Wall Street: a contextual
Congressional commentary on judicial inter- approach to the evolving structure of fed-
pretations of statutes: idle chatter or eral securities regulation, The — Joel Se-
telling response? — James J. 3rudney ligman (a) 649-702
(a) 1-106
SETTLEMENTS
PERIODICAL INDEX
Psychological barriers to litigation settle-
Index to recent articles and comments ap-
ment: an experimental approach — Rus-
pearing in leading law reviews 236-37,
sell Korobkin & Chris Guthrie (a) 107-92
432-38, 643-48, 852-55, 1166-72, 2221-27,
2440-47
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
POLITICS Fictionalizing harassment — disclosing
See also Constitutional Amendments, Pri- the truth — Maria L. Ontiveros
vacy, Right of. (r) 1373-400
Power, responsibility, and republican de-
mocracy — Marci A. Hamilton SOCIAL WELFARE
(r) 1539-58
See also Poverty Law.
Stark Karst — Richard Delgado (r) 1460-72
Study in regulatory method, local political
cultures, and jurisprudential voice: the
POVERTY LAW
application of federal confidentiality law
Poverty lawyering in the golden age — Mat- to Project Head Start, A — Richard C.
thew Diller (r) 1401-32 Boldt (a) 2325-76
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SOCIOLOGY VOTING
On humiliation — Jeremy Waldron Democracy and dis-appointment — Pamela
(r) 1787-804 S. Karlan (r) 1273-96
SUPREME COURT WITNESSES
See Privacy, Right of. Case against section 1983 immunity for wit-
nesses who conspire with a state official to
TECHNOLOGY present perjured testimony — Jennifer S.
See Records Zbytowski (n) 2192-217
UNIONS
See Labor Law.

AUTHORS
Avrier!, ANTHONY V. — Denaturalizing GREEN, THOoMas A. — Freedom and Crimi-
the Lawyer-Statesman (book re- nal Responsibility in the Age of Pound:
view) 1204-30 An Essay on Criminal Justice 1915-2053
AMAR, AKHIL Reep & Letrow, RENEE B. HamILTon, Marci A. — Power, Responsi-
— Fifth Amendment First Principles: The bility, and Republican Democracy (book
Self-Incrimination Clause 857-928 review) 1539-58
AMAR, AKHIL REED & Letrow, RENEE B. HAZARD, Georrrey C., Jr. — In Defense
— Self-Incrimination and the Constitu- of Lawyers (book review) 1196-203
tion: A Brief Rejoinder to Professor HuTCHINSON, Dennis J. — Hugo Black
Kamisar (correspondence) 1011-15 Among Friends (book review) 1885-93
Ayer, Jonn D. — The Last Butskellite KaMISAR, YALE — On the “Fruits” of
(book review) 1805-19 Miranda Violations, Coerced Confes-
Bo.prt, RICHARD C. — A Study in Regula- sions, and Compelled Testimony (corre-
tory Method, Local Political Cultures, and spondence) 929-1010
Jurisprudential Voice: The Application of KARLAN, PAMELA S. — Democracy and
Federal Confidentiality Law to Project Dis-Appointment (book review) 1273-96
Head Start 2325-76
Kopet, Davip B. -— It Isn’t About Duck
BREISCH, KENNETH A. — The “Genius Hunting: The British Origins of the Right
of the Place”: William Wilson Cook to Arms (book review) 1333-62
and the Michigan Law Quad (book
KoroskINn, Russet, & GUTHRIE, CHRIS —
review) 1778-86
Psychological Barriers to Litigation
Brupney, James J. — Congressional Com-
Settlement: An Experimental
mentary on Judicial Interpretations
Approach 107-92
of Statutes: Idle Chatter or Telling
LANDSMAN, STEPHAN — History’s Stories
Response 1-106
(book review) 1739-67
CHERTOFF, MICHAEL — Chopping Miranda
LAWRENCE, FREDERICK M. — The Punish-
Down to Size (book review) 1713-23
ment of Hate: Toward a Normative The-
CoNARD, ALFRED F. — Cook and the Cor-
ory of Bias-Motivated Crimes 320-81
porate Shareholder: A Belated Review of
William W. Cook’s Publications on Cor- MALAMUD, DEBORAH C. — The Last
porations (book review) 1724-38 Minuet: Disparate Treatment After
Hicks 2229-324
Coomss, Mary — Putting Women First
(book review) 1686-712 Merces, Rosert P. — Intellectual Prop-
erty and the Costs of Commercial
Craver, CHARLES B. — Rearranging Deck
Exchange: A Review Essay (book
Chairs on the Titanic: The Inadequacy of
review) 1570-615
Modest Proposals to Reform Labor Law
(book review) 1616-44 MICHELMAN, FRANK I. — Thirteen Easy
Cro.ey, Steven — Making Rules: An In- Pieces (book review) 1297-332
troduction (book review) 1511-38 MiLLerR, Bryny — Give Them Back Their
De_Gapo, RICHARD — Stark Karst (book Lives: Recognizing Client Narrative in
review) 1460-72 Case Theory 485-576
Devins, NEAL — The Countermajoritarian Ontiveros, Maria L. — Fictionalizing
Paradox (book review) 1433-59 Harassment — Disclosing the Truth (book
DitteR, MATTHEW — Poverty Lawyering in review) 1373-400
the Golden Age (book review) 1401-32 RaGazzo, Ropert A. — Transfer and
EsTREICHER, SAMUEL — Collective Bar- Choice of Federal Law: The Appellate
gaining or “Collective Begging”?: Reflec- Model 703-71
tions on Antistrikebreaker Legis- Rao, RADHIKA — Constitutional Miscon-
lation 577-608 ceptions (book review) 1473-97
FRIEDMAN, RICHARD D. — Conditional RussELL, MARGARET M. — De Jure
Probative Value: Neoclassicism Without Revolution (book review) 1173-95
Myth 439-77 SCHROEDER, JEANNE L. — Chix Nix Bun-
Gorpon, Ropert W. — The Case for (and dle-O-Stix: A Feminist Critique of the
Against) Harvard (book review) 1231-60 Disaggregation of Property 239-319
1995] Index xi
SEBOK, ANTHONY J. — Misunderstanding TUSHNET, MARK — Justice Lewis F. Powell
Positivism 2054-132 and the Jurisprudence of Centrism (book
SEIDMAN, Louis MICHAEL — The Problems review) 1854-84
with Privacy’s Problem (correspon- WALDRON, JEREMY — On Humiliation
dence) 1079-101 (book review) 1787-804
SELIGMAN, Jo—EL — The Obsolescence of Wels, JoserpH F., Jr. — The Case for
Wall Street: A Contextual Approach to Appellate Court Revision (book
the Evolving Structure of Federal Securi- review) 1266-72
ties Regulation 649-702 WELLS, CATHARINE PIERCE — Pragmatism,
Sonn, Louis B. — International Law as a Feminism, and the Problem of Bad Coher-
Process (book review) 1828-34 ence (book review) 1645-66
StunTz, WiLLiAM J. — Privacy’s Prob- Wuire, WetsH S. — Improving Constitu-
lem and the Law of Criminal tional Criminal Procedure (book
Procedure 1016-78 review) 1667-85
STUNTZ, WILLIAM J. — Reply (corre- WILLIAMS, STEPHEN F. — Risk Regulation
spondence) 1102-04 and Its Hazards (book review) 1498-510
TILLERS, PETER — Exaggerated and Mis- WRIGHT, CHARLES ALAN — A Modern
leading Reports of the Death of Condi- Hamlet in the Judicial Pantheon (book
tional Relevance (correspondence) 478-84 review) 1841-53