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Volume 23, Number 3 Spring 1989
Articles
Minimizing Unnecessary Differences in Occupational Testing
Martin M. Shapiro, Michael H. Slutsky, and Richard F. Watt
Law and Literature: An Unnecessarily Suspect Class in the Liberal Arts Component of the Law School Curriculum
Elizabeth Villiers Gemmette
Monsanto Lecture
The Monsanto Lectures: Understanding Tort Law
Ernest J. Weinrib
Notes
To Disclose or Not to Disclose the Presence of Aids: Resolving the Confidentiality Concerns of Patients, Physicians, and Third Parties
Michael B. McVickar
Michigan Worker's Compensation Act: The Intentional Tort Exception to the Exclusive Remedy Provision
Gail S. Parkhurst
The Apportionment of Fault to Unidentifiable Tortfeasors Under Indiana's Comparative Fault Statute: What's in a "Name"?
Peter H. Pogue
Testimony of Children via Closed-Circuit Television in Indiana: Face (to television) to Face Confrontation
Paul W. Ritsema
Protecting Public Employees and Defamation Defendants: A Two-Tiered Analysis as to What Constitutes "A Matter of Public Concern"
Nadine Renee Dahm
Editors
- Editor in Chief/dt>
- Jayme S. Walker
- Executive Editor of Publication
- John H. Daerr
- Executive Managing Editor
- Bonde E. Johnson
- Executive Editor of Student Writing
- Julie L. Zandstra
- Articles Editors
- Richard J. Babcock
- Johnathon E. Irwin
- Joseph P. Kreoll
- A. Ted Kundrat
- Gail S. Parkhurst
- Wanda F. Reed
- Paul W. Ritsema
- Lisa Marie Sunderman
- Note Editors
- Timothy A. Baker
- Jeffrey C. Boulden
- Nadine Renee Dahm
- Michael B. McVickar
- Peter H. Pogue
- Vicki D. Rau
- Daniel R.W. Rustmann
- Bradley M. Soos
