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This Article demonstrates that under existing American law, a family court---on its own initiative and regardless of the health of the child---has a legal duty to consider the danger of…
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Corporate Law and Stakeholders: Moving Beyond Stakeholder Statutes
This Note outlines legislation that could help narrow the distance between stakeholders and corporate leaders, thereby enabling corporate leaders to act more thoughtfully and responsibly toward the myriad of groups…
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Finding the Gold to Finance the “Golden Years”: Options for Financing Long-Term Care in Arizona
This Note provides an overview of some of the options available for financing LTC services that are, or may be, needed by elder Arizonans.
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An Oil Strike in Hell: Contemporary Legends About the Civil Justice System
The wide stream of disillusionment with the civil justice system that emerged in the 1970s does not really have a name, so let me supply one. I call it the…
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From Barefoot to Daubert to Joiner: Triple Play or Double Error?
This paper traces the Supreme Court's erratic course over the past fifteen years in addressing the question whether federal judges may bar expert scientific testimony on the ground that the…
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A More Complete Look at Complexity
The ability of courts to successfully resolve complex cases has been a matter of contentious debate, not only for the last quarter-century, but for most of the twentieth century. This…
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The Performance of the American Civil Jury: An Empirical Perspective
In order to provide a context for evaluating the specific claims made about juries, I begin with a profile of the incidence of civil jury trials and the types of…
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