Table of Contents
Front Matter
| Front Matter | |
| Indiana Law Review |
Lectures
| Diversity and Legal Education. James P. White Lecture on Legal Education | |
| Dennis W. Archer | 339-344 |
Articles
| Federalism Re-Constructed: The Eleventh Amendment's Illogical Impact on Congress' Power | |
| Marcia L. McCormick | 345-374 |
| The Place of Moral Judgment in Constitutional Interpretation | |
| Ronald C Den Otter | 375-416 |
Essays
| Valuing Interest: Net Harm and Fair Market Value in Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington | |
| Christopher Serkin | 417-436 |
Notes
| Questioning the Requirement for Written Description: Enzo Biochem v. Gen-Probe and Overly Broad Patent Cases | |
| Paula K. Davis | 467-502 |
| Judicial Deference and University Academic Policy Modifications: When Should Courts Intervene on Behalf of Injured Students? | |
| Michael J. Natali | 503-544 |
| In Civilian Dress and with Hostile Purpose The Labeling of United States Citizens Captured on American Soil as Enemy Combatants: Due Process vs. National Security | |
| JaredA. Simmons | 579-603 |
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