Issues
Volume 58, Issue 1
- Elizabeth A. Rowe, A Sociological Approach to Misappropriation
- Tigran W. Eldred, The Psychology of Conflicts of Interest in Criminal Cases
- Carl J. Circo, Does Sustainability Require a New Theory of Property Rights?
- The Honorable Robert H. Henry, Overcoming Advocacy
- Megan L. Hoffman, Note, The Substantial Weight Test: A Proposal to Resolve the Circuits' Disparate Interpretations of Materiality Under the False Claims Act
- Mark A. Samsel, Comment, Peering into the Campaign Finance Law Crystal Ball: Guiding Principles for the Future of the BCRA and "Issue Advocacy" in Citizens United and Beyond
Volume 58, Issue 2
- Carla Spivack, Why the Testamentary Doctrine of Undue Influence Should Be Abolished
- Mark Klock, What Will It Take to Label Participation in a Deceptive Scheme to Defraud Buyers of Securities a Violation of Section 10(b)? The Disastrous Result and Reasoning of Stoneridge
- Nicole B. Porter, Why Care About Caregivers?: Using Communitarian Theory to Justify Protection of "Real" Workers
- Teri Dobbins Baxter, Private Oppression: How Laws that Protect Privacy Can Lead to Oppression
- Erica A. Schroeder, Comment, Sounds of Prejudice: Background Music During Victim Impact Statements
Volume 58, Issue 3
- Douglas R. Richmond, The Partnership Paradigm and Law Firm Non-Equity Partners
- Michael D. Sousa, The Principle of Consumer Utility: A Contemporary Theory of the Bankruptcy Discharge
- Bruce A. Antkowiak, The Rights Question
- Monica Hof Wallace, A Federal Referendum: Extending Child Support for Higher Education
- Joshua Bender, Comment, What's That Smell: Why the Tenth Circuit Should Discard Its Distinction Between the Odor of Burnt and Raw Marijuana
- Sean McLaughlin, Comment, Controlling Smart Phone Abuse: The Federal Labor Standards Act's Definition of "Work" in Non-Exempt Employee Claims for Overtime
Volume 58, Issue 4
- Thomas E. Willging & Emery G. Lee III, From Class Actions to Multidistrict Consolidations: Aggregate Mass-Tort Litigation after Ortiz
- Steven S. Gensler, The Other Side of the CAFA Effect: An Empirical Analysis of Class Action Activity in the Oklahoma State Courts
- Linda S. Mullenix, Nine Lives: The Punitive Damage Class
- Elizabeth Chamblee Burch, Aggregation, Community, and the Line Between
- Patrick Woolley, Collateral Attack and the Role of Adequate Representation in Class Suits for Money Damages
- Howard M. Erichson, The Trouble with All-or-Nothing Settlements
- Laura J. Hines, Mirroring or Muscling: An Examination of State Class Action Appellate Rulemaking
Volume 58, Issue 5
- M.H. Hoeflich, Just a Scrap of History: Judge Cassius Gaius Foster and Major J.K. Hudson, "The Fighting Editor"
- Keith G. Meyer, A Garden Variety of UCC Issues Dealing with Agriculture
- Melanie D. Wilson, "You Crossed the Fog Line!" - Kansas, Pretext, and the Fourth Amendment
- Bill Cross, Note, The NCAA as Publicity Enemy Number One
- Ryan Mize, Comment,From Plausibility to Clarity: An Analysis of the Implications of Ashcroft v. Iqbal and Possible Remedies
- Evan E. North, Comment, Facebook Isn't Your Space Anymore: Discovery of Social Networking Websites
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey