Vol. 38 No. 1 (2005)

Published: 2005-01-01

Front Matter

Front Matter

Indiana Law Review
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Articles

"You Have the Right to Remain Silent": A Case for the Use of Silence as Substantive Proof of the Criminal Defendant's Guilt

David S. Romantz

1-54
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Government Power Unleashed: Using Eminent Domain to Acquire a Public Utility or Other Ongoing Enterprise

Shelley Ross Saxer

55-102
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National Ingratitude: The Egregious Deficiencies of the United States' Housing Programs for Veterans and the "Public Scandal" of Veterans' Homelessness

Florence Wagman Roisman

103-176
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The Descendants of Fassihi: A Comparative Analysis of Recent Cases Addressing the Fiduciary Claims of Disgruntled Stakeholders Against Attorneys Representing Closely-Held Entities

Matthew J. Rossman

177-206
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Notes

Global Positioning System Implants: Must Consumer Privacy Be Lost in Order for People to Be Found?

Kristen E. Edmundson

207-238
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The Day the Music Died: The RIAA Sues Its Consumers

Andrew C. Humes

239-266
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The End of Time for Equal Time?: Revealing the Statutory Myth of Fair Election Coverage

Anne Kramer Ricchiuto

267-293
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