Vol. 31 No. 4 (1998)

Published: 1998-01-04

Front Matter

Front Matter

Indiana Law Review

893-895
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Articles

The Mythology of Waivers of Bankruptcy Privileges

Thomas G. Kelch, Michael K. Slattery

897-936
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Reevaluating Substantive Due Process as a Source of Protection for Psychiatric Patients to Refuse Drugs

William M. Brooks

937-1018
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Health Care Information Technology and Informed Consent: Computers and the Doctor-Patient Relationship

Frances H. Miller

1019-1042
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Symposium

Indiana's Medical Malpractice Reform Revisited: A Limited Constitutional Challenge

Eleanor D. Kinney

1043-1050
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Judicial Policy and Quantitative Research: Indiana's Statute of Limitations for Medical Practitioners

Randall R. Bovbjerg, Joel M. Schumm

1051-1088
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Appendix 1: Brief of Amicus Curiae Indiana Trial Lawyers Association

Laurence H. Tribe, Roger L. Pardieck

1089-1098
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Appendix 2: Brief of Amicus Curiae Indiana State Medical Association

David C. Jensen, Sherry L. Clarke

1099-1106
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Notes

Eight Years After Milkovich: Applying a Constitutional Privilege for Opinions Under the Wrong Constitution

M. Eric Eversole

1107-1132
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Interpretation of Patent Process Claims in Light of the Narrowing Effect of 35 U.S.C. § 112(6)

Brad A. Schepers

1133-1166
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Economics and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act: The Influence of Funding Formulas on the Identification and Placement of Disabled Students

Theresa M. Willard

1167-1188
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Striking Back at "Extortionate" Securities Litagation: Silicon Graphics Leads the Way to a Truly Heightened and Uniform Pleading Standard

Michael A. Dorelli

1189-1217
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Back Matter

Back Matter

Indiana Law Review

i-vi
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