Table of Contents
Front Matter
| Front Matter | |
| Indiana Law Review |
Articles
| The Statutory Duty Action in Tort: A Statutory/Common Law Hybrid | |
| Caroline Forell | 781-819 |
| A Strategy for Increasing the Mental and Emotional Fitness of Bar Applicants | |
| Stephen T. Maher, Lori Blum | 821-861 |
| Time For an Intermediate Court of Appeals: The Evidence Says "Yes" | |
| Stephen Safranek | 863-898 |
Notes
| The Proper Scope of Claimant Coverage Under the Indiana Medical Malpractice Act | |
| Dan Harbottle | 899-925 |
| The Short History of a Rule of Evidence That Failed (Federal Rule of Evidence 609, Green v. Bock Laundry Machine Co. and the New Amendment) | |
| Mark Voigtmann | 927-947 |
| Summary Jury Trials: A "Settlement Technique" That Places a Shroud of Secrecy on Our Courtrooms? | |
| Angela Wade | 949-976 |
Back Matter
| Back Matter | |
| Indiana Law Review | iii-xiv |
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