Vol. 26 No. 1 (1992)

Published: 1992-01-01

Front Matter

Front Matter

Indiana Law Review
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Articles

The Ethics Opinions of the Bar: A Valuable Contribution or an Exercise in Futility?

Jorge L. Carro

1-40
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A Role for "Expert Arbitrators" in Resolving Valuation Issues Before the United States Tax Court: A Remedy to Plaguing Problems

Nina J. Crimm

41-64
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Notes

Curiouser and Curiouser: The United States Supreme Court Continues Its Assault on Federal Habeas Corpus

Michael J. Mitchell

65-88
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Dumping Drug Dealers Off the Dole: An Examination of the Procedural Due Process Implications of Pre-Hearing Seizures of Public Housing Leaseholds from Tenants Involved in Drug Trafficking

Amy L. Ficklin

89-116
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A Nation Divided: By What Standard Should Fourth Amendment Seizure Findings Be Reviewed on Appeal?

Brent E. Kidwell

117-150
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The Scope of Federal Preemption: How Far May States Go in Regulating Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangements Established Under ERISA?

Catherine M. Morrison

151-172
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Comments

Some Real-Life Observations About Judging

Patricia M. Wald

173-186
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