Vol. 17 No. 2 (1984)

Published: 1984-01-02

Front Matter

Front Matter

Indiana Law Review
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Articles

The "Negotiable" Non-Negotiable Instrument: A Vagary of Indiana Commercial Law

Harold Greenberg

455-489
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Notes

Labor Law Preemption After Belknap, Inc. v. Hale: Has Preemption as Usual Been Permanently Replaced?

James P. Cavanaugh III

491-522
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Res Judicata in the Federal Courts: Federal or State Law?

Mark G. Emerson

523-553
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Indiana Opens Public Records: But (b)(6) May Be the Exemption that Swallows the Rule

Eric J. Graninger

555-580
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The Alien's Burden of Proof Under Section 243(h): How Clear is Clear Probability?

Shaun Kathleen Healy

581-611
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Foreign Application of the Noerr-Pennington Doctrine After Coastal States Marketing v. Hunt

Pamela R. Kelley

613-649
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Karcher v. Daggett: The Supreme Court Draws the Line on Malapportionment and Gerrymandering in Congressional Redistricting

William B. Powers

651-686
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Back Matter

Back Matter

Indiana Law Review
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