
Volume 42, No. 3 (Spring 2003) Table of Contents
Washburn Law Journal Dedicates This Issue to Professor James Wendell Bayles
Ahrens Torts Seminar
An Interest in Human Dignity as the Basis for Genomic Torts (295 KB PDF)
Roger Brownsword
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
Assessing Legal Liability in Pharmacogenetic Cases (46 KB PDF)
Victoria M. Kumorowski
Notes
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.
Comments
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
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