Volume 39, Issue 4 (2005-2006)

Volume 39, Issue 4 (2005-2006)

introduction

Introduction: Fourth Remedies Discussion Forum
David F. Partlett and Russell L. Weaver
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Articles

The Constitutional Jurisprudence of Sandra Day O'Connor: A Refusal to "Foreclose the Unanticipated"
Wilson Ray Huhn
-- Page 373

A Survey and Some Commentary on Federal "Tort Reform"
Michael P. Allen
-- Page 909

The Struggle Over Tort Reform and the Overlooked Legacy of the Progressives
Rachel M. Janutis
-- Page 943

Restriction of Tort Remedies and the Constraints of Due Process: The Right to an Adequate Remedy
Tracy A. Thomas
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Statutory Caps and Judicial Review of Damages
Colleen P. Murphy
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Ratios, (Ir)rationality & Civil Rights Punitive Awards
Caprice L. Roberts
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The Logic of Legal Remedies and the Relative Weight of Norms: Assessing the Public Interest in the Tort Reform Debate
Irma S. Russell
-- Page 1053

Let the Damages Fit the Wrong: An Immodest Proposal for Reforming Personal Injury Damages
Elaine W. Shoben
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A Cap on the Defendant's Appeal Bond?: Punitive Damages Tort Reform
Doug Rendleman
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What Makes the Collateral Source Rule Different?
Michael B. Kelly
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Remedies, Neutral Rules and Free Speech
David F. Partlett and Russell L. Weaver
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Celebrity Newsgathering and Privacy: The Transformation of Breach of Confidence in English Law
John D. McCamus
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