Vol. 149 No. 1, November 2000

Index

• Reconnecting doctrine and purpose: a comprehensive approach to strict scrutiny after Adarand and Shaw.
• The one-Congress fiction in statutory interpretation.
• Asking the right questions: how the courts honored the separation of powers by reconsidering Miranda.
• The court should have remained silent: why the court erred in deciding Dickerson v. United States.
• Beyond the international harmonization of trademark law: the community trade mark as a model of unitary transnational trademark protection.
• Can the battle be won? Compaq, the sham transaction doctrine, and a critique of proposals to combat the corporate tax shelter dragon.