Current Issue
Fall 2008
Volume 43, Issue 1Articles
Charles W. Sorenson, Jr., Are Law Clerks Fair Game? Invading judicial confidentiality
Christopher M. Pardo, Driving Off the Face of the Fourth Amendment: Weighing Caballes Under the Proposed ‘Vehicular Frisk’ Standard
Robert Iraola, The Doctrine of Specialty and Federal Criminal Prosecutions.
Notes
Matthew R. Chandler, Survival of the Fittest: Federal Law v. State Law in the Context of Successor Liabilty Under Cercla
Carrie L. Flores, A Disablity is Not a Trump Card: The Americans With Disabilities Act Does Not Entitle Disabled Employess to Automatic Reassignment
Taylor Fox, Can Apples be Compared to Oranges? A Policy-Based Approach to Decide if Intentional Torts Should be Included in Comparative Faulty Analysis
J.Liam Gruzs, Responding to an Unforeseen Variation: Why Ohio should Provide a Statutory right of rescission to all Defrauded partIes IN a stock-for-stock exchange
Nathaniel O. Hubley, The Untouchables: Problems with Expert testimony within Social Security Disability Hearings and Why the Vocational Expert’s Testimony Cannot Be Touched
Brad Shively, The Inevitable Discovery Doctrine: Indiana As the Exception, Not the Rule
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