Content Posted in 2013
Victimhood, Jessie K. Liu
Video Essay Question: An Experiment in Teaching Professional Responsibility, The , Vincent Robert Johnson
Videotaped Prior Identification: Evidentiary Considerations for Admissibility, Karl F. Findorff
Viewpoint Discrimination in Law School Clinics: Teaching Students When and How to Just Say No, Jason A. Kempf
Visibly Shackled: The Supreme Court's Failure to Distinguish between Convicted and Accused at Sentencing for Capital Crimes, David R. Wallis
Voir Dire Examination--Challenges for Cause and Abuse of Discretion, Mark T. Stoll
Voir Dire I--Examination of Jurors, Newton C. Brill
Voir Dire II--Liability Insurance, Thomas A. Vetter
Voluntary and Involuntary Non-Suits in Missouri, Rudolph Heitz
Waiver - Not Yet: After More than Eight Years of Pre-Trial Litigation the Second Circuit Orders Arbitration - Crysen/Montenay Energy Co. v. Shell Oil Co. and Scallop Petroleum Co., David A. Geisler II.
Waiver of a Contractual Arbitration Agreement by Causing Prejudice to the Opponent: Should Federal Courts Adopt a Bright-Line Test - Kramer v. Hammond, Mark G. Anderson
Waiver of the Missouri Dead Man's Statute, Howard S. Bishop Jr.
Waiver of the Physician-Patient Privilege in Missouri, Thomas E. Toney
Walking out on the Check: How Missouri Abandoned Its Public Defenders and Left the Poor to Foot the Bill, Chris Dandurand
Wanted: Leaders, Journalists, Scholars, and Citizens with the Right Stuff: A Reflection on Conflict, Journalism, and Democracy, Edmund B. Lambeth
War Fever Symposium:, Geoffrey R. Stone
War on Insider Trading: Is Fighting over Officer a Losing Battle, The, Philip J. Boeckman
War on Insider Trading: Is Fighting over Officer a Losing Battle, The, Philip J. Boeckman
War on the Common Law: The Struggle at the Center of Products Liability, Carl T. Bogus
Warrantless Misdemeanor Arrests and the Fourth Amendment, William A. Schroeder
Warrant Or Summons upon Indictment Or Information in Federal Criminal Procedure, Lester B. Orfield
We Can Settle This Here or Downtown: Mediation or Arrest for Domestic Violence Calls - Eagleston v. Guido, Dale T. Smith
We Didn't Know Any Better Defense: The Eighth Circuit's View of Qualified Immunity for Jail Officers Who Detain Arrestees - Hill v. McKinley, The, William E. Roberts
We Have Met the Special Interests, and We Are They, Michael R. Dimino Sr.
Wells and Streams: Relationship at Law, Peter N. Davis
Wells and Streams: Relationship at Law, Peter N. Davis
We Were Only Teasing: The Eighth Circuit Misses the Quintessence of Hostile Work Environment Claims under the ADA, J. Andrew Hirth
Weyerhaeuser and the Search for Antitrust's Holy Grail, Thom Lambert
Whatever Happened to Implied Consent--A Sounding, Edward H. Hunvald Jr. and Franklin E. Zimring
What Happened to the Equity in Equitable Subrogation, Robert M. Smith
What Law Schools Can Learn From Billy Beane and the Oakland Athletics , Rafael Gely and Paul L. Caron
What's Fair Is Fair: Tribal Assertions of Jurisdiction over Arbitration Decisions, Matthew E. Terry
What's Fear Got to Do with It - It's Affect We Need to Worry About, Paul Slovic
What's in a Name--Not Much for Equitable Adoption in Missouri, Christopher J. Petri
What Story Got Wrong - Federalism, Localist Opportunism and International Law, Paul B. Stephan
What the Hein Decision Can Tell Us About the Roberts Court and the Establishment Clause, Carl H. Esbeck
What We Know About Malpractice Settlements, Philip G. Peters Jr.
What We Know and What We Should Know about American Trial Trends, Margo Schlanger
What You Know About and Don't Deal with Can Cost You: A School District's Potential Liability for Student-on-Student Sexual Harassment, Monica D. Hutchinson
What You See Is What You Get: Applying the Appearance of Impropriety Standard to Prosecutors, Roberta K. Flowers
When Accommodations for Religion Violate the Establishment Clause: Regularizing the Supreme Court's Analysis, Carl H. Esbeck
When Confidentiality Is Not Essential to Mediation and Competing Interests Necessitate Disclosure, Patrick Gill
When Contracting around the Law Will Not Work: The Potential Inability to Expressly Prohibit Punitive Damages in Arbitration, Alexia Norris
When Does Internet Activity Establish the Minimum Contact Necessary to Confer Personal Jurisdiction, Sean M. Flower
When Efficiency Arguments Fail: The Counter-Intuitive Effects of Amended Rule 78.07(c), Vincenzo Iuppa
When Ignorance Is Not Bliss: In Search of Racial and Gender Equity in Intercollegiate Athletics, Rodney K. Smith
When Is an Attorney's Breach of Fiduciary Duty in Missouri Not Legal Malpractice, Melissa A. Thomas
When is Notice Notice - Why Missouri Should Clarify the Requirements for Notice Letters Seeking the Release of a Deed of Trust, Eric E. Bohl
When Lawyers Move Their Lips: Attorney Truthfulness in Mediation and a Modest Proposal, Don Peters
When MIRA Liens Trump Attorney Fee Claims: A Harsh Result in Light of Karpierz, Carrie B. Williamson
When Perception Changes Reality: An Empirical Study of Investors' Views of the Fairness of Securities Arbitration, Jill I. Gross and Barbara Black
When Physicians Balk at Futile Care: Implications of the Disability Rights Laws, Philip G. Peters Jr.
When Precedent Wears Thin: The Missouri Supreme Court Clarifies an Issue of Ambiguity Affecting the Arbitrability of Wrongful Death Claims, Ashley Brittain
When Procedure Moonlights as Reason, There Is Nothing Left to Abuse, Matthew E. Terry
When the Best Defense Is No Defense: The Future of State-of-the-Art Evidence in Product Liability Actions in Missouri, Melody R. Daily
When We Hold No Truths to Be Self-Evident: Truth, Belief, Trust, and the Decline in Trials, Lisa Blomgren Bingham
When Will the Smoke Clear: Application of Waiver and Estoppel in Missouri Insurance Law, Jeremy P. Brummond
When Words Fail Me: Diagramming the Rule against Perpetuities, Mark Reutlinger
When Your Law Firm Wants a Divorce: Mediating the Dissolution of Law Firms, Brian K. Asberry
When Your Rival Becomes Your Dance Partner: Mary Carter Agreements in Missouri Courts, Thomas G. Pirmantgen
Where Are We Now?: Life After Electromation, Rafael Gely
Where Can Unconscionability Take Arbitration - Why the Fifth Circuit's Conscience Was Only Partially Shocked, Mary Jane Groff
Where Is the Principle of Fairness in Joint and Several Liability--Missouri Stops Short of a Comprehensive Comparative Fault System, Gary B. Brewer
Which One Here Is Not like the Others - No Third-Party Standing for Lawyers to Assert Indigent Criminal Defendants' Right to Counsel on Appeal, Courtney C. Stirrat
Who's Afraid of Redistribution - An Analysis of the Earned Income Tax Credit, Jennifer Bird-Pollan
Whose Dispute Is this Anyway: The Propriety of the Mini-Trial in Promoting Corporate Dispute Resolution, Lewis D. Barr
Whose Finding Is It Anyway: The Division of Labor between Courts and Arbitrators with Respect to Waiver, David LeFevre
Whose Team Are You On? My Team or My TEAM?: The NLRA's Section 8(a)(2) and the TEAM Act, Rafael Gely
Who Should Control the Decision to Call a Witness: Respecting a Criminal Defendant's Tactical Choices, Rodney J. Uphoff
Who's Watching out for the Children - Making Child Custody Determinable by Binding Arbitration - Dick v. Dick, Barbara E. Wilson
Why Doctors Shouldn't Practice Law: The American Medical Association's Misdiagnosis of Physician Non-Complete Causes, Robert Steinbuch
Why Do Supreme Court Justices Succedd or Fail - Harry Blackmun as an Example, Lawrence S. Wrightsman and Justin R. La Mort
Why Further Development of ADR in Latin America Makes Sense: The Venezuelan Model, Jose Alberto Ramirez Leon
Why Have Chapter 11 Bankruptcies Failed So Miserably? A Reappraisal of Congressional Attempts to Protect a Corporation's Net Operating Losses After Bankruptcy, Michelle A. Cecil
Why in-House Live Client Clinics Won't Work in Romania: Confessions of a Clinician Educator, Rodney J. Uphoff
Why Mortgagors Can't Get No Satisfaction, R. Wilson Freyermuth
Why Mortgagors Can't Get No Satisfaction, R. Wilson Freyermuth
Why Proving Defendant's Motive with the Victim's State of Mind Sometimes Makes Sense--Despite What Missouri Says, Robyn L. Anderson
Why Should Businesses Hire Settlement Counsel, Kathy A. Bryan
Why Suppose - Let's Find Out: A Public Policy Research Program on Dispute Resolution, Lisa B. Bingham
Why the Bankruptcy Reform Act Left Labor Legacy Costs Alone, Daniel Keating
Why We Teach Law Students to Mediate, Kathleen W. Marcel and Patrick Wiseman
Wigmore and Evidence: A Review, Robert A. Leflar
Willful Judging of Harry Blackmun, The, Gregory C. Sisk
William C. Myers, Jr. Dedication
William H. Pittman, Michael D. Garrett
William L. Eckhardt in the 1960s, David K. Hardy
Williston's Fundamental Conceptions, Arthur L. Harding
Will Junior's First Words Be "I'll See You in Court", Cynthia Ann Tolch
Will Missouri Adopt the Residual Exception to the Hearsay Rule, Janusz Z. Puzniak
Will Missouri's Open Courts Guarantee Open the Door to Adoption of the Discovery Rule in Medical Malpractice Cases, John F. Appelquist
Wills--Direction in Will to Destroy Estate Property Violates Public Policy, Teresa Wear
Wills--Testator's Intent and the Doctrine of Dependent Relative Revocation, Gary W. Lynch
Wills--the Pretermitted Heir in Missouri, Steven C. Krueger
Will the Seventh Amendment Survive ADR?, Roger W. Kirst
Wisconsin's Court-Ordered ADR Law: Potential for Resolving Libel Disputes, Michael E. Weinzierl
Withdrawal of Nutrition and Hydration from Incompetent Patients in Missouri, Randall M. England
Words which Will Create an Easement, Alfred F. Conard
Working with Len, James E. Westbrook
Work Made for Hire for the 1990's, Paul I. J. Fleischut
Workmen's Compensation--Recovery Allowed for Neutral Assaults--Recovery Denied for Personally-Motivated Assaults, Kristie L. Kell
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1936
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1937
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1938
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1939 - Statistical Survey
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1940
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1941
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1942
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1943
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1945, The
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1946, The
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1947 - Statistical Survey, The, Murry Lee Randall
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1948, The
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court for the Year 1949, The
Work of the Missouri Supreme Court, The, Laurance M. Hyde
Work of the Supreme Court for the Year 1950, The
Work of the Supreme Court for the Year 1951 - Statistical Survey, The, Robert F. Pyatt
Work of the Supreme Court for the Year 1952 - Statistical Survey, The, Donald G. Stubbs
Work of the Supreme Court for the Year 1953 - Statistical Survey, The, Stephen E. Strom
Work of the Supreme Court for the Year 1954 - Statistical Survey, The, Leo E. Eickhoff Jr.
Work of the Supreme Court for the Year 1955 - Statistical Survey, The , Charles P. Dribben
Work of the Supreme Court for the Year 1956 - Statistical Survey, The, Louis F. Cottey
Workplace Blogs and Workers' Privacy with Leonard Bierman, Rafael Gely and Leonard Bierman
Work Product in Missouri, Larry L. McCullen and Robin V. Foster
Worlds in a Small Room, Christopher Honeyman
World without Trials, A, Marc Galanter
Wrestling with the Effects of Title IX: Is It Time to Adopt New Measures of Compliance for University Athletic Programs - Chalenor v. University of North Dakota, Jeffrey H. Smith
Writing From a Legal Perspective by George D. Gopen, Douglas E. Abrams and Jay Wishingrad
Wrongful Conception As a Cause of Action and Damages Recoverable--Sherlock v. Stillwater Clinic, Lynn G. Carey
Wrongful Conception: When an Unplanned Child Has a Birth Defect, Who Should Pay the Cost, Melissa K. Smith-Groff
Wrongful Death Statute-Limitation of Actions-Period within which Beneficiary Must Sue Still Strictly Construed, Mary C. Doesburg
Wrongful Discharge: Litigation or Arbitration, Terry A. Bethel
Wrongful Life, Wrongful Birth, Wrongful Death, and the Right to Refuse Treatment: Can Reasonable Jurisdictions Recognize All But One, Mark Strasser
Yet Another Hearsay Exception: How Much Can Labels Prove in Missouri, David A. Dick
You Have the Right to Criticize This Casenote: Protecting Negative Reviews within the Law of Defamation and the First Amendment, David C. Vogel
Young v. Stensrude: Fishing through Bass for the Boundaries of Negligent Infliction of Mental Distress, Richard C. Petrofsky
You Promised You Wouldn't Tell: Modifying Arbitration Confidentiality Agreements to Allow Third-Party Access to Prior Arbitration Documents, Gotham Holdings and Heath Grades
Your Forum or Mine - Where to Arbitrate Investor-Broker Securities Claims, Christopher J. Moeller
Your Lips Are Moving...but the Words Aren't Clear: Dissecting the Presumption That Jurors Understand Instructions, Judith L. Ritter
Zoning-Abatement of Prior Nonconforming Uses: Nuisance Regulations and Amortization Provisions, David M. Roberts