Vol 34, No 1 (2000)

Vol 34, No 1 (2000)

Law Schools and the Legal Profession: A Conference in Celebration of Twenty-Five Years of Service by James P. White

Table of Contents

Front Matter

Front Matter	PDF
Indiana Law Review

Symposium

Foreword	PDF
James P. White	1-6

What the Profession Expects of Law Schools	PDF
Randall T. Shepard	7-14

What the Legal Profession Expects of Law Schools: A Response	PDF
Robert A. Stein	15-22

Legal Education: Professional Interests and Public Values	PDF
Deborah L. Rhode	23-46

Temporary Distance Education Guidelines Provide Opportunities for Flexibility and Innovation	PDF
Harry J. Haynsworth	47-54

The Challenge to Diversity in Legal Education	PDF
Herma Hill Kay	55-86

Response to Dean Herma H. Kay's Affirmative Action Paper	PDF
Henry Ramsey Jr.	87-94

Notes

The Impact of the Washington Legal Foundation Cases on Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Practices in the United States	PDF
Richard C. Ascroft	95-120

Policing the Self-Help Legal Market: Consumer Protection or Protection of the Legal Cartel?	PDF
Julee C. Fisher	121-154

Intrusion and the Media: An Old Tort Learns New Tricks	PDF
Jennifer L. Marmon	155-178

Fee Audits Cut More Than Fat Out of Bills, Cutting Heart of Insurance Defense	PDF
Liberty L. Roberts	179-201