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INDEX TO VOLUME XXXVI TABLE OF LEADING ARTICLES—TITLE ANOTHER VIEW OF JUSTICE HARLAN—A COMMENT ON FRIED AND ACKERMAN, Gerald Gunther THE COMMON LAW CONSTITUTION OF JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN, Bruce Ackerman THE CONSERVATISM OF JUSTICE HARLAN, Charles Fried THE ENDURING EXAMPLE OF JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN: “VIRTUE AS PRACTICE” IN THE SUPREME COURT, William W. Van Alstyne FOREWORD: THE NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE IN HONOR OF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN, James F. Simon THE HARLAN-FRANKFURTER CONNECTION: AN ASPECT OF JUSTICE HARLAN’S JUDICIAL EDUCATION, Charles Nesson JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN, CIVIL LIBERTIES, AND THE WARREN Court, Norman Dorsen JUST THE FACTS: THE FIELD CODE AND THE CASE METHOD, William P. LaPiana JUSTICE HARLAN AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS: A DICHOTOMY IN CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS, Roger J. Miner JUSTICE HARLAN AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS: A MODEL FOR How A CLASSIC CONSERVATIVE COURT WOULD ENFORCE THE BILL OF RIGHTS, Nadine Strossen JUSTICE HARLAN AND IMPLIED RIGHTS OF ACTION, Donald H. Zeigler JUSTICE HARLAN AND JUSTICIABILITY: NOTES ON TWO DISSENTS, David L. Shapiro JUSTICE HARLAN’S CONSERVATISM AND ALTERNATIVE POSSIBILITIES, Kent Greenawalt JUSTICE HARLAN’S LEGAL PROCESS, Martha A. Field LAW SCHOOL RIGHTS: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL, 1891-1897, James A. Wooten MR. JUSTICE HARLAN: REFLECTIONS OF A BIOGRAPHER, Tinsley E. Yarbrough REMARKS ON JUSTICE HARLAN AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS, Jesse H. Choper REMARKS ON JUSTICE HARLAN AS A JUDICIAL CONSERVATIVE, James L. Oakes UNITED STATES SUPREME CourRT 1990-1991 TERM: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE HIGHLIGHTS, B.J. George, Jr........... 535 TABLE OF LEADING ARTICLES—AUTHOR ACKERMAN, BRUCE, The Common Law Constitution of John Marshall Harlan CHOPER, JESSE H., Remarks on Justice Harlan and the Bill of Rights DORSEN, NORMAN, John Marshall Harlan, Civil Liberties, and the Warren Court FIELD, MARTHA A., Justice Harlan’s Legal Process FRIED, CHARLES, The Conservatism of Justice Harlan GEORGE, B.J., JrR., United States Supreme Court 1990-1991 Term: Criminal Procedure Highlights GREENAWALT, KENT, Justice Harlan’s Conservatism and Alternative Possibilities GUNTHER, GERALD, Another View of Justice Harlan—A Comment on Fried and Ackerman LAPIANA, WILLIAM P., Just the Facts: The Field Code and the Case Method MINER, ROGER J., Justice Harlan and the Bill of Rights: A Dichotomy in Constitutional Analysis NESSON, CHARLES, The Harlan-Frankfurter Connection: An Aspect of Justice Harlan’s Judicial Education OAKES, JAMES L., Remarks on Justice Harlan As a Judicial Conservative SHAPIRO, DAVID L., Justice Harlan and Justiciability: Notes on Two Dissents SIMON, JAMES F., Foreword: The New York Law School Centennial Conference in Honor of Justice John Marshall Harlan STROSSEN, NADINE, Justice Harlan and the Bill of Rights: A Model for How a Classic Conservative Court Would Enforce the Bill of Rights VAN ALSTYNE, WILLIAM W., The Enduring Example of John Marshall Harlan: “Virtue As Practice” in the Supreme WOOTEN, JAMES A., Law School Rights: The Establishment of New York Law School, 1891-1897 YARBROUGH, TINSLEY E., Mr. Justice Harlan: Reflections of a Biographer ZEIGLER, DONALD H., Justice Harlan and Implied Rights of BOOKS REVIEWED—AUTHOR ADAMS, RANDALL DALE, HOFFER, WILLIAM & HOFFER, MARILYN M., Adams v. Texas (Zolton Ferency) RITZ, WILFRED J., Rewriting the History of the Judiciary Act of 1789: Exposing Myths, Challenging Premises, and Using New Evidence (Roger J. Miner) YARBROUGH, TINSLEY E., John Marshall Harlan: Great Dissenter of the Warren Court (Jethro K. Lieberman) .. . BOOK REVIEWED—REVIEWER FERENCY, ZOLTON, Adams v. Texas LIEBERMAN, JETHRO K., John Marshall Harlan: Great Dissenter of the Warren Court MINER, ROGER J., Rewriting the History of the Judiciary Act of 1789: Exposing Myths, Challenging Premises, and Using New Evidence NOTES AND COMMENTS—TITLE ACHIEVING A STUDENT-TEACHER DIALECTIC IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS: STATE LEGISLATURES MUST PROMOTE VALUE-POSITIVE EDUCATION, Lee Gordon ADDICTED MOTHERS, DRUG-EXPOSED BABIES: THE UNPRECEDENTED PROSECUTION OF MOTHERS UNDER DRUG-TRAFFICKING STATUTES, Julie Petrow THE “BORN ALIVE” RULE: A PROPOSED CHANGE TO THE NEW YORK LAW BASED ON MODERN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, Stephanie R. McCavitt DEFAMATION ACTION FOR OPINION: AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF MILKOVICH V. LORAIN JOURNAL CO., John B. David ENFORCEABILITY OF NON-COMPETITION PROVISIONS IN EXECUTIVE EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS: A FRESH LooK AT NEW YORK Law, Sara C. Kinsey JUSTICE HARLAN, JUSTICE REHNQUIST, AND THE VALUES OF FEDERALISM, Lori G. Wentworth MAGISTRATES: CONSTITUTIONALITY AND CONSENT, SACRED SECRETS: A CALL FOR THE EXPANSIVE APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION OF THE CLERGY-COMMUNICANT PRIVILEGE, Lori Lee Brocker A TREND TOWARD DECLINING RIGOR IN APPLYING FREE EXERCISE PRINCIPLES: THE EXAMPLE OF STATE COURTS’ CONSIDERATION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN, Deborah Sussman Steckler NOTES AND COMMENTS—AUTHOR BROCKER, Lori LEE, Sacred Secrets: A Call for the Expansive Application and Interpretation of the Clergy-Communicant Privilege DAVID, JOHN B., Defamation Action for Opinion: An Analysis of the Effect of Milkovich v. Lorain Journal Co. GORDON, LEE, Achieving a Student-Teacher Dialectic in Public Secondary Schools: State Legislatures Must Promote Value-Positive Education KINSEY, SARA C., Enforceability of Non-Competition Provisions in Executive Employment Agreements: A Fresh Look at New York Law McCAVITT STEPHANIE R., The “Born Alive” Rule: A Proposed Change to the New York Law Based on Modern Medical Technology PETROW, JULIE, Addicted Mothers, Drug-Exposed Babies: The Unprecedented Prosecution of Mothers Under Drug- Trafficking Statutes PSOME, CLAUDIA, Magistrates: Constitutionality and Consent . . STECKLER, DEBORAH SUSSMAN, A Trend Toward Declining Rigor in Applying Free Exercise Principles: The Example of State Courts’ Consideration of Christian Science Treatment for Children WENTWORTH, Lori G., Justice Harlan, Justice Rehnquist, and the Values of Federalism