Table of Contents
Front Matter
| Front Matter | |
| Indiana Law Review |
Speeches
| Releasing Excellence: Erasing Gender Zoning from the Legal Mind | |
| Sallyanne Payton | 629-642 |
| High Technology, the Human Image, and Constitutional Value | |
| Patrick Baude | 643-653 |
Notes
| Punitive Damages for Crime Victims: New Possibilities for Recovery in Indiana | |
| Elizabeth Gingerich | 655-684 |
| In-house Corporate Counsel and Retained Attorneys: Should the Courts and Administrative Agencies Distinguish Them? | |
| Mark A. Kapouralos | 685-709 |
| The Interest of the Child in the Home Education Question: Wisconsin v. Yoder Re-examined | |
| Debra D. McVicker | 711-729 |
| The Pecuniary Loss Rule as an Inappropriate Measure of Damages in Child Death Cases | |
| Lori A. Torres | 731-749 |
| Reasonable Inquiry Under Rule 11—Is the Stop, Look, and Investigate Requirement a Litigant's Roadblock? | |
| Judy L. Woods | 751-776 |
Back Matter
| Back Matter | |
| Indiana Law Review |
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