No. 40, 2022
Index
- Foreword
- Term Limits for Nebraska State Senators: a Challenge to the Future Effectiveness of the Nebraska State Legislature
- The Surety Relationship in the Agricultural Commodity Storage Context and Grain Indemnity Funds: a Jurisdictional Survey
- Nebraska's Total Return Trust Statute: Unitrust Conversion and the Challenges of Managing a Trust and Drafting a Trust
- Jurisdictional Deadlines in the Wake of Kontrick and Eberhart: Harmonizing 160 Years of Precedent
- Framing a Ceiling as a Floor: the Changing Definition of Learning Disabilities and the Conflicting Trends in Legislation Affecting Learning Disabled Students
- Exploring the Frontier of Non-traditional Real Estate Investments: a Closer Look at 1031 Tenancy-in-common Arrangements
- Jones v. Flowers: an Essay on a Unified Theory of Procedural Due Process
- A Gall-ing Approach to Reasonableness Review: the Eighth Circuit's Sentencing Review in United States v. Gall Exemplifies the Agony (and Ecstasy) Facing the Post-booker Federal Judiciary
- The New Religion
- A Suspicionless Search and Seizure Quagmire: the Supreme Court Revives the Pretext Doctrine and Creates Another Fine Fourth Amendment Mess
- The Expanded Concept of Facial Discrimination in the Dormant Commerce Clause Doctrine
- Varied Carols: Legislative Prayer in a Pluralist Polity
- Taking Justice and Fairness Seriously: Distributive Justice and the Takings Clause
- Will the Real Constitutional Originalist Please Stand Up?
- Foreword: Pretrial Litigation, Dispute Resolution, and the Rarity of Trial
- The Arbitration Clause in Context: How Contract Terms Do (and Do Not) Define the Process
- Of Purposes Not Prohibited: New Federal Rule of Evidence 408(b)
- In Search of the Transaction or Occurrence: Counterclaims
- Knights of the Round Table: Participant Selection Mechanism for Court-related Deliberations
- The Supreme Court of Washington Mistakenly Applies State Law Resulting in Invalidation of Arbitration Provisions in Kruger Clinic Orthopaedics, Llc v. Regence Blueshield
- Adapt of Philadelphia v. Philadelphia Housing Authority: the Third Circuit Correctly Determined Prematurely Appealed Discovery Orders Could Not Later Ripen With Subsequent Entry of Final Judgment but Failed to Examine the Validity of the Criticized