Volume Two    Fall 2005    Number One

ARTICLES

THE SOLOMON AMENDMENT IS CONSTITUTIONAL AND DOES NOT VIOLATE ACADEMIC FREEDOM Gerald Walpin
PUBLICATION (OR NOT) OF APPELLATE RULINGS: AN EVALUATION OF GUIDELINES Stephen L. Wasby
NEGLECT, EXCUSABLE AND OTHERWISE Douglas R. Richmond
“INTERACTING WITH OTHERS” AS A MAJOR LIFE ACTIVITY UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT Patrick A. Hartman


FIRST IMPRESSIONS

FIRST IMPRESSIONS Circuit Review Staff

CURRENT CIRCUIT SPLITS
CURRENT CIRCUIT SPLITS Circuit Review Staff

COMMENTS
A SWIFT AND TEMPORARY INSTRUCTION:
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE CIRCUIT COURTS
BETWEEN BLAKELY AND BOOKER		 Kathleen A. Hirce
THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT: JURISDICTIONAL EXPANSION INTO ANTITRUST ISSUES RELATING TO PATENT ENFORCEMENT Claudette Espanol
SOSKIN V. REINERTSON: AN ANALYSIS OF THE TENTH CIRCUIT’S DECISION TO PERMIT THE STATE OF COLORADO TO WITHHOLD MEDICAID BENEFITS FROM ALIENS PURSUANT TO THE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND WORK OPPORTUNITY RECONCILIATION ACT Michael Shapland