No. 55-2, January 2004

Index

• "the Insiders" for Gambling Lawsuits: Are the Games "fair" and Will Casinos and Gambling Facilities Be Easy Targets for Blueprints for Rico and Other Causes of Action? - John Warren Kindt
• As Congress Giveth, So Congress Taketh Away: the Supreme Court Assures Congressional Authority to Retroactively Extend Copyright Terms in Eldred v. Ashcroft - Darcy L. Jones
• Corporate Social Responsibility in a Global Economy After September 11: Profits, Freedom, and Human Rights - Frank Rene Lopez
• Grutter v. Bollinger: Race as a Factor in Public Higher Education Admissions Policies - Valerie Njiiri
• Nothing Lost, Nothing Owed: Supreme Court Upholds State Iolta Program in Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington - Robert C. Hughes, Iii
• Pslra, Slusa, and Variable Annuities: Overlooked Side Effects of a Potent Legislative Medicine - Michael J. Boren
• Public Policy Considerations Warranting Denial of Reimbursement to Erisa Plans: It's Time to Recognize the Elephant in the Courtroom - Roger M. Baron
• Save a Little Room for Me: the Necessity of Naming as Inventors Practitioners Who Conceive of Claimed Subject Matter - David Hricik, Alexandra Geczi, and Zachary Thomas
• Whoa, Slow Down! Applying the Constitutional Brakes to Accelerated Punitive Damages Awards - J. Kaz Espy