Table of Contents
Front Matter
| Front Matter | |
| Indiana Law Review |
Tributes
| Tribute to Harold Greenberg | |
| Norman Lefstein | 465-468 |
| A Tribute to Professor James F. Bailey, III, and a Review of His Work | |
| William F. Harvey | 469-476 |
Symposium
| Reexamination of the Benefit of Publicly Funded Private Education for African-American Students in a Post-Desegregation Era | |
| Kevin D. Brown | 477-522 |
| Race and Money, Courts and Schools: Tentative Lessons from Connecticut | |
| Peter D. Enrich | 523-560 |
| Inequitable Equilibrium: School Finance in the United States | |
| Jeffrey Metzler | 561-608 |
| The Convergence of Education and Law: A New Class of Educators and Lawyers | |
| Sarah E. Redfield | 609-644 |
Articles
| Freedom, Responsibility, and Risk: Fundamental Principles Supporting Tort Reform | |
| Deborah J. La Fetra | 645-686 |
| Evidentiary Issues in Federal Prosecutions of Violence Against Women | |
| Tom Lininger | 687-718 |
| The Judge Has No Robes: Keeping the Electorate in the Dark About What Judges Think About the Issues | |
| Alan B. Morrison | 719-746 |
Lectures
| The Ethical Law School. James P. White Lecture on Legal Education | |
| Graham Zellick | 747-758 |
Notes
| Prescriptions for Change: The Hatch- Waxman Act and New Legislation to Increase the Availability of Generic Drugs to Consumers | |
| Janet A. Gongola | 787-826 |
| Personal Privacy on the Internet: Should It Be a Cyberspace Entitlement? | |
| Brian Keith Groemminger | 827-856 |
| A Hot Debate in the Summer of 2001: State v. Oakley's Excessive Intrusion on Procreative Rights | |
| Katherine E. McCanna | 857-882 |
| Top Level Domain Reorganization: A Constitutional Solution to Legislative Attempts at Internet Regulation | |
| David E. Roberts | 883-911 |
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