Volume 42, No. 3 (Spring 2003) Table of Contents

Ahrens Torts Seminar

Misuse of Genetic Information: The Common Law and Professionals' Liability (173 KB PDF)
David F. Partlett

EEOC v. BNSF: The Risks and Rewards of Genetic Exceptionalism (61 KB PDF)
Stephen Fink

Curbing Misuse of Genetic Information in Light of the Enron Debacle: A Comment on Dean Partlett's Proposal (65 KB PDF)
Dennis R. Honabach

Twenty-first Century Toxicogenomics Meets 20th Century Mass Tort Precedent: Is There a Duty to Warn of a Hypothetical Harm to an "Eggshell" Gene? (126 KB PDF)
Thomas Parker Redick

Pushing Drugs: Genomics and Genetics, the Pharmaceutical Industry, and the Law of Negligence (122 KB PDF)
Heidi Li Feldman

Causes for Concern and Causes of Action: A Comment on "Pushing Drugs" (71 KB PDF)
Roger Brownsword

Genomic Torts: A Response to Professor Feldman (48 KB PDF)
William J. Rich

Probable Cause, Reasonable Suspicion, or Mere Speculation?: Holding Police to a Higher Standard in Destruction of Evidence Exigency Cases (119 KB PDF)
Geoffrey C. Sonntag

Profiling, Pretext, and Equal Protection: Protecting Citizens from Pretextual Stops Through the Fourteenth Amendment (128 KB PDF)
Lawrence W. Williamson, Jr.

Durational and Dispositional Departures Under the Kansas Sentencing Guidelines Act: The Kansas Supreme Court's Uneasy Passage Through Apprendi-land [State v. Carr, 53 P.3d 843 (Kan. 2002)] (172 KB PDF)
Steven J. Crossland

Treating the Sex Offender at Any Cost: Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Compelled Self-Incrimination in the Prison Context [McKune v. Lile, 122 S. Ct. 2017 (2002)] (138 KB PDF)
Abigail E. Robinson