Vol. 34 No. 2 (2001)

Published: 2001-01-02

Front Matter

Front Matter

Indiana Law Review

203-205
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Articles

ERISA's Preemption Clause: Progress Towards a More Equitable Preemption of State Laws

Larry J. Pittman

207-294
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The Neglected History of the Prior Restraint Doctrine: Rediscovering the Link Between the First Amendment and the Separation of Powers

Michael I. Meyerson

295-342
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Father (or Mother) Knows Best: An Argument Against Including Post-Majority Educational Expenses in Court-Ordered Child Support

Judith G. McMullen

343-370
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Rethinking the Federal Reserve System: A Monetarist Plan for a More Constitutional System of Central Banking

Michael Wade Strong

371-394
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Lectures

The Backlash Against Managed Health Care: Hard Politics Make Bad Policy

Clark C. Havighurst

395-418
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Notes

Is Hamilton v. Accu-tek a Good Predictor of What the Future Holds for Gun Manufacturers?

Jill R. Baniewicz

419-454
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Standing to Appeal: Should Objecting Shareholders Be Allowed to Appeal Acceptance of a Settlement?

Kenneth J. Munson

455-478
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Casting the Discovery Net Too Wide: Defense Attempts to Disclose Nonparty Medical Records in a Civil Action

Danel Michelle Nickels

479-500
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ERISA Disclosure Decisions: A Pyrrhic Victory for Disclosure Advocates

Eugene P. Schulstad

501-528
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