Stetson Law Review - 1998

Volume 28 - Issue 2 Library Dedication, Litigation and Professionalism Symposium, Fall 1998
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Remarks in Celebration of Stetson's Law Library and Information Center	Hon. Ruth Bader Ginsburg	231
Connected to the World: The New Stetson University College of Law Library	Lamar Woodard	241
A Response to the Civility Naysayers	Hon. Marvin E. Aspen	253
Honesty Comes First	Hon. Thomas M. Reavley	267
Pursuit of the Good Life in Professionalism	Jerome J. Shestack	271
Setting the Priorities: Ethics Over Expediency	Lawrence J. Fox	275
Professionalism: The Client May Come Second	Edward M. Waller, I Jr.	279
The Lawlessness in Our Courts	Susan P. Koniak	283
Against the Rules	Jean Maclean Snyder	299
Teaching Ethics and Professionalism in Litigation: Some Thoughts	Jean M. Cary	305
The Continuum of Professionalism	Hon. David A. Demers	319
Professionalism and Litigation Ethics	Hon. Claudia Ricket Isom	323
An Open Palm Holds More Sand than a Closed Fist	Joryn Jenkins	327
Competence Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry	Hon. Kay D. Sloan	335
Running the Ethical Obstacle Course: Joint Defense Agreements	Todd M. Sahner	339
Medieval Attitudes Toward the Legal Profession: The Past as Prologue	Jonathan Rose	345
Ethics on the Web: An Annotated Bibliography of Legal Ethics Material on the Internet	A. Darby Dickerson	369
The Legal Profession: Independence and Scholarship Remarks of Philip S. Anderson, President-Elect, American Bar Association, to National Conference of Law Reviews, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 27, 1998	Philip S. Anderson	411
The 1851 Shipowners' Limitation of Liability Act: A Recent State Court Trend to Exercise Jurisdiction over Limitation Rights	Christopher S. Morin	419
The Shareholder Proposal Rule: Cracker Barrell, Institutional Investors, and the 1988 Amendments	Maya Mueller	451

Volume 28 - Issue 1 Corporate Philanthropy Symposium, Summer 1998
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Corporate Conduct that Does Not Maximize Shareholder Gain: Legal Conduct, Ethical Conduct, the Penumbra Effect, Reciprocity, the Prisoner's Dilemma, Sheep's Clothing, Social Conduct, and Disclosure	Melvin Aron Eisenberg	1
A Contractarian Defense of Corporate Philanthropy	Margaret M. Blair	27
Introduction to Transcript of Proceedings	Steven David Singleton	51
Transcript of Proceedings – Corporate Charity: Societal Boon or Shareholder Bust?	Moderator: R. Franklin Balotti - Panelists (in speaking order): Charles M. Elson, Nell Minow, Margaret M. Blair, James J. Hanks, Jr., Melvin Aron Eisenberg, Henry G. Manne	52
Calabresi's Razor: A Short Cut to Responsibility	Ellen Wertheimer	105
The Nuclear Weapons Opinions: Reflections on the Advisory Procedure of the National Court of Justice	Liz Heffernan	133
Betting on Brownfields – Does Florida's Brownfields Redevelopment Act Transform Liability into Opportunity?	Tara Burns Koch	171

Volume 27 - Issue 4 Economic Sanctions, Trade Controls, and Foreign Policy Symposium, Spring 1998
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Factoring U.S. Export Controls and Sanctions Into International Trade Decisions	Anne Q. Connaughton	1211
The Conflict of United State Sanctions Laws with Obligations Under the North American Free Trade Agreement	Michael Wallace Gordon	1259
Can Helms-Burton Be Challenged Under WTO?	John A. Spanogle, Jr.	1313
Creative Destruction – Idiosyncratic Claims of International Law and the Helms-Burton Legislation	Paul B. Stephan	1341
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: How Multinational Companies Address Conflicts Between U.S. Sanctions and Foreign Blocking Measures	John Ellicott	1365
Canadian Practitioners' Perspective on Sanctions and Trade Controls	Brenda Swick-Martin, Katherine Evans	1385
No Pancreas: Analyzing Sanctions Before Imposition	David R. Moran	1404
How to Approach a New Office of Foreign Assets Control Sanctions Program	William B. Hoffman	1413
U.S. Secondary Sanctions: The U.K. and E.U. Response	Nicholas Davidson	1425
M.C.L. v. Florida: A Vignette of the Inconsistencies Plaguing Establishment Clause Jurisprudence	Laura A. Bowers	1437
Glickman v. Wileman Bros. & Elliot, Inc.: Has the Supreme Court Lost Its Way?	Katherine Earle Yanes	1425

Volume 27 - Issue 3 Local Government Law Symposium, Winter 1998
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Congressional Redistricting in Texas: Time for a Change	Javier Aguilar	781
Is Cumulative Voting Too Complex?	Richard L. Engstrom, Robert R. Brischetto	813
Implementing the Race-Predominant Standard for State and Local Government Redistricting Plans	Benjamin E. Griffith	835
The Voting Rights Act: Defending a Section 2 Case – The Issue Revisited	Vincent R. Fontana	863
Public Funding of Sports Stadiums and Other Recreational Facilities: Can the Deal Be "Too Sweet"?	Emeline C. Acton, Mary Helen Campbell	877
Lawyer v. Department of Justice: Florida's Dance with the Districting Demon	William Jack Dempsey	899

Stetson Law Review - 1998

Volume 28 - Issue 2Library Dedication, Litigation and Professionalism Symposium, Fall 1998

Volume 28 - Issue 1Corporate Philanthropy Symposium, Summer 1998

Volume 27 - Issue 4Economic Sanctions, Trade Controls, and Foreign Policy Symposium, Spring 1998

Volume 27 - Issue 3Local Government Law Symposium, Winter 1998

Volume 28 - Issue 2
Library Dedication, Litigation and Professionalism Symposium, Fall 1998

Volume 28 - Issue 1
Corporate Philanthropy Symposium, Summer 1998

Volume 27 - Issue 4
Economic Sanctions, Trade Controls, and Foreign Policy Symposium, Spring 1998

Volume 27 - Issue 3
Local Government Law Symposium, Winter 1998