Volume 71, Issue 4
Fall 2006
Conferences
Abuse Prevention 2005
James J. White
Bankruptcy Reform: What's Tax Got to Do with It
Michelle Arnopol Cecil
Race Matters in Bankruptcy Reform
A. Mechele Dickerson
Potential and Peril of BAPCPA for Empirical Research, The
Katherine Porter
Psychology and BAPCPA: Enhanced Disclosure and Emotion
Richard L. Wiener, Michael Holtje, Ryan J. Winter, and Jason A. Cantone
Judicial Discretion to Find Abuse under Section 707(b)(3)
Eugene R. Wedoff
Totality of the Circumstances of the Debtor's Financial Situation in Post-Means Test World: Trying to Bridge the Wedoff/Culhane & White Divide, The
John A. E. Pottow
Crystals, Mud, BAPCPA, and the Structure of Bankruptcy Decisionmaking
R. Wilson Freyermuth
Good in Theory, Bad in Practice: The Unintended Consequences of BAPCPA's Credit Counseling Requirement
Katherine A. Jeter-Boldt
Authority with the Force of Law: Statutory Interpretation as Policymaking in Gonzales v. Oregon
Alfred J. Ludwig
Residential Privacy and Free Speech: Competing Interests in Charitable Solicitation Regulation
Marcus Wilbers
Standing on Hallowed Ground: Should the Federal Judiciary Monitor Executive Violations of the Establishment Clause
Bradley Thomas Wilders