Iowa Law Review, Volume 93, Issue 5 (Oct. 2008)

Articles

Art and the Constitution
Randall P. Bezanson

The Unconstitutionality of Summary Judgment: A Status Report
Suja A. Thomas

Summary Judgment Is Constitutional
Edward Brunet

Summary Judgment and the Progressive Constitution
William E. Nelson

Why Summary Judgment Is Still Unconstitutional: A Reply to Professors Brunet and Nelson
Suja A. Thomas

Batson, O.J., and Snyder: Lessons from an Intersecting Trilogy
Camille A. Nelson

Waiting for the Other Shoe: Hudson and the Precarious State of Mapp
David A. Moran

The Exclusionary Rule and Causation
Albert W. Alschuler

Hudson v. Michigan and the Future of Fourth Amendment Exclusion
James J. Tomkovicz

Notes

Patentable Subject Matter: Do the 2005 USPTO Interim Guidelines Intersect State Street at a Roundabout?
Charles A. Damschen

Sarbanes-Oxley Section 501(a): No Implied Private Right of Action, and a Call to Congress for an Express Private Right of Action to Enhance Analyst Disclosure
Louis E. Ebinger

Roommate Wanted: The Right to Choice in Shared Living
John T. Messerly

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Iowa Law Review, Volume 93, Issue 4 (June 2008)

Articles

Categorical Analysis in Antitrust Jurisprudence
Mark A. Lemley & Christopher R. Leslie

Fair Use and Copyright
Overenforcement
Thomas F. Cotter

Congress's Power to Block Enforcement of Federal Court Orders
Jennifer Mason McAward

Bankrupt Profits: The Credit Industry's Business Model for Postbankruptcy Lending
Katherine Porter

Notes

Forced Financial Aid: Two Arguments as to Why Iowa's Law Authorizing Courts to Order Divorced Parents to Pay Postsecondary-Education Subsidies Is Unconstitutional
Dan Huitink

Prejudice, Procedure, and a Proper Presumption: Restoring the Remmer Presumption of Prejudice in Order to Protect Criminal Defendants' Sixth Amendment Rights
Eva Kerr

A Procedural Approach to "Unfair Methods of Competition"
Andy J. Miller

Are We Living in a Material World?: An Analysis of the Federal Circuit's Materiality Standard Under the Patent Doctrine of Inequitable Conduct
Elizabeth Peters

Felony Murder, the Merger Limitation, and Legislative Intent in State v. Heemstra: Deciphering the Proper Role of the Iowa Supreme Court in Interpreting Iowa's Felony-Murder Statute
Douglas Van Zanten

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