Faculty Publications & Activities

1999

• Book Chapter

  Statement of Professor John Dzienkowski, University of Texas School of Law, to ABA Commission on Multidisciplinary Practice

  John S. Dzienkowski. “Statement of Professor John Dzienkowski, University of Texas School of Law, to ABA Commission on Multidisciplinary Practice” View online.
• Article

  Recent Case, Fifth Circuit Holds That Clinical Medical Testimony Must Pass the Daubert Test for Admissibility of Hard Science

  John M. Golden, Recent Case, Fifth Circuit Holds That Clinical Medical Testimony Must Pass the Daubert Test for Admissibility of Hard Science, 112 Harv. L. Rev. 719–724 (1999).

• Article

  Complex Litigation: Medical Monitoring

  Linda S. Mullenix, Federal Practice--Complex Litigation: Medical Monitoring, National Law Journal, Mar. 29, 1999, at B15.

• Article

  How Not to Start an Ethics Investigation

  Charles M. Silver, How Not to Start an Ethics Investigation, Texas Lawyer, Feb. 1, 1999, at 33.
• Article

  Complex Litigation: The Art of Intervening

  Linda S. Mullenix, Federal Practice--Complex Litigation: The Art of Intervening, National Law Journal, Jan. 18, 1999, at B17.

• Book Chapter

  Emotion and the Authority of Law: Variation on Themes in Bentham and Austin

  John Deigh, Emotion and the Authority of Law: Variation on Themes in Bentham and Austin, in The Passions of Law 285 (Susan Bandes ed.; New York: New York University Press, 1999).
• Book Review

  The Bill of Lading: A Document of Title to Goods: An Anglo-American Comparison, by Michael D. Bools

  Michael F. Sturley, The Bill of Lading: A Document of Title to Goods: An Anglo-American Comparison, by Michael D. Bools, 1999 Lloyd's Maritime & Commercial Law Quarterly 84.
• Book Review

  Reconcilable Differences: On Peter Quint's The Imperfect Union

  Inga Markovits, Reconcilable Differences: On Peter Quint's The Imperfect Union, 47 American Journal of Comparative Law 189 (1999) (essay reviewing The Imperfect Union: Constitutional Structures of German Unification, by Peter Quint).
• Article

  "You Cannot Be Serious!": A Reply to Professors Balkin and Levinson [Symposium on Taking Legal Argument Seriously]

  Richard S. Markovits, "You Cannot Be Serious!": A Reply to Professors Balkin and Levinson [Symposium on Taking Legal Argument Seriously], 74 Chicago-Kent Law Review 559 (1999).
• Article

  Not So Simple

  William E. Forbath, Not So Simple [Symposium on Pure and Simple Politics: The American Federation of Labor and Political Activism, 1881-1917, by Julie Greene), 40 Labor History 196 (1999).
• Book Chapter

  Moral Psychology

  John Deigh, Moral Psychology, in MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences 561 (Robert A. Wilson & Frank Keil eds.; Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1999).
• Article

  Getting from Here to There: The Rebirth of Constitutional Restraints on the Special Interest State

  Lynn A. Baker, Getting from Here to There: The Rebirth of Constitutional Restraints on the Special Interest State, 40 William & Mary Law Review 515 (1999) (with Samuel H. Dinkin). View article
• Article

  Tax Planning with Consensual Community Property: Alaska's New Community Property Law

  Mark L. Ascher, Tax Planning with Consensual Community Property: Alaska's New Community Property Law, 33 Real Property, Probate & Trust Journal 615 (1999) (with Jonathan G. Blattmachr & Howard M. Zaritsky).
• Article

  The Income Taxation of Trusts in the United States

  Mark L. Ascher, The Income Taxation of Trusts in the United States, 53 Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation 146 (1999).
• Article

  A Non-Governmental Perspective Regarding the International Protection of Children in the Inter-American System of Human Rights

  Ariel E. Dulitzky, Luguely Cunillera Tapia. “A Non-Governmental Perspective Regarding the International Protection of Children in the Inter-American System of Human Rights.” In 8 Journal of T. L & P, Page 265 (1999). View online.
• Article

  Forgetting and Advancing the Religious Liberty Vision of Justice Brennan [Symposium: The Domain of Constitutional Justice]

  Lawrence Sager, Forgetting and Advancing the Religious Liberty Vision of Justice Brennan [Symposium: The Domain of Constitutional Justice], 43 New York University Law Review 101 (1999).
• Article

  The Globalization of Insolvency Reform

  Jay L. Westbrook, The Globalization of Insolvency Reform, 1999 New Zealand Law Review 401.
• Article

  Preliminary Thoughts on the Economics of Witness Preparation

  Charles M. Silver, Preliminary Thoughts on the Economics of Witness Preparation, 30 Texas Tech Law Review 1383 (1999).
• Article

  The Arbitrability Question Itself

  Alan S. Rau, The Arbitrability Question Itself, 10 American Review of International Arbitration 287 (1999).
• Article

  Getting Serious About "Taking Legal Reasoning Seriously" [Symposium on Taking Legal Argument Seriously]

  Sanford V. Levinson, Getting Serious About "Legal Reasoning Seriously" [Symposium on Taking Legal Argument Seriously], 74 Chicago-Kent Law Review 543 (1999) (with Jack M. Balkin).