Nebraska Law Review

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Last Number: January 2022

University of Nebraska Lincoln School of Law
ISSN 0047-9209




Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 1075

  • Covid-19 and Arbitral Practice: Lessons Learned and Challenges Ahead

  • The Alford Plea Turns Fifty: Why it Deserves Another Fifty Years

  • Changing Mandatory Arbitration to Optional Arbitration: a Better Business Decision

  • Nebraska Choice of Law: an Updated Synthesis

  • The Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act--a Wrong Turn in the Road to Improvement of the U.s. Payments System

  • A Problematic Plurality Precedent: Why the Supreme Court Should Leave Marks Over Van Orden v. Perry

  • The Mandatory Disclosure of State Corporate Law

  • The Supreme Court and Federal Indian Policy

  • Affirmative Action in Higher Education: Insults, Preferences, and the Dworkin Defense

  • If You Can't Beat `em, Join `em: a Pragmatic Approach to Nonprecedential Opinions in the Federal Appellate Courts

  • Reevaluating the Curt Flood Act of 1998

  • Slaves for Rent: Sexual Harassment in Housing as Involuntary Servitude

  • Did Smokers Catch a Break? the Eighth Circuit Interprets Exclusions of Tobacco-related Conditions Narrowly in Christianson v. Poly-america Medical Benefit Plan

  • Looking Out for Your Employees: Employers' Surreptitious Physical Surveillance of Employees and the Tort of Invasion of Privacy

  • Internet Cookies: When Is Permission Consent?

  • Trouble in Fort Trumbull: Using Eminent Domain for Economic Development in Kelo v. City of New London

  • Safety and Security

  • Discretionary Trusts, Support Trusts, Discretionary Support Trusts, Spendthrift Trusts, and Special Needs Trusts Under the Nebraska Uniform Trust Code

  • The Supreme Court's "prisoner Dilemma:" How Johnson, Rluipa, and Cutter Re-defined Inmate Constitutional Claims

  • The Emergence of Exacted Conservation Easements

  • In Memoriam: Professor Norman W. Thorson

  • Prescribing the Right Dose of Peer Review for the Endangered Species Act

  • Allocating the Risks of Embezzlement by an Escrow Holder: Bio-electronics v. C and J Partnership, 268 Neb. 252, 682 N.w.2d 248 (2004)

  • Removing the Scaffolding: the Qtip Provisions and the Ownership Fiction

  • Accessing the Internet Through the Neighbor's Wireless Internet Connection: Physical Trespass in Virtual Reality

  • Dead Men Telling Tales: a Policy-based Proposal for Survivability of Qui Tam Actions Under Thecivil False Claims Act

  • Litigating Educational Adequacy in North Carolina: a Personal Account Ofleandro v. State, 488 S.e.2d 255 (n.c. 1997)

  • Out-of-priority Water Use: Adding Flexibility to the Water Appropriation System

  • Let's Not Call the Whole Thing Off Just Yet: a Response to Samuel Issacharoff's Suggestion to Scuttle Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act

  • In Re Petition of the Nebraska State Bar Association to Adopt Rules of Professional Conduct Governing Attorneys, No. S-36-040001 (neb. June 8, 2005): Changing the Rules-- a Functional Analysis of Nebraska's Newly Adopted Rules of Professional Conduct

  • The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: the First Ten Years of the Oregon Water Trust

  • Erisa: Fumbling the Limitations Period

  • Patient Advocacy and Termination from Managed Care Organizations. Do State Laws Protecting Health Care Professional Advocacy Make Any Difference?

  • Constitutional and Other Issues in the Application of the Nebraska Uniform Trust Code to Preexisting Trusts

  • Congress and Accounting Scandals: Is the Pot Calling the Kettle Black?

  • The Ultimate Best Interest of the Child Enures from Parental Reinforcement: the Journey to Family Integrity

  • The Frequency of Redistricting in Nebraska and the Balance Between One Person, One Vote and Electoral Stability: How Often Is Too Often?

  • Walking the Straight and Narrow: Another Squeeze on Tribal Civil Jurisdiction Over Nonmembers in Smith v. Salish Kootenai College, 378 F.3d 1048 (9th Cir. 2004)

  • Double Jeopardy and Nonmember Indians in Indian Country

  • Speculating on Stock Options and Child Support: Long on Income and Short on Value (and Theory) - a Jurisprudential Attempt at a Butterfly Straddle?

  • Dimott v. United States: Requiring Petitioners Prove That Sentence Enhancement More Likely Than Not Resulted from the Armed Career Criminal Act's Residual Clause

  • Avoiding Regulatory Mismatch in the Workplace: an Informational Approach to Workplace Safety Regulation

  • United States v. Estrada: the Sixth Circuit Misses the Mark in Finding No Due Process Violation in Immigration Judges' Failure to Provide Notice of Eligibility for Discretionary Relief

  • Reexamining the Labeling for Biotechnology in Foods: the Species Connection

  • Conversion Therapy: a Brief Reflection on the History of the Practice and Contemporary Regulatory Efforts

  • Unraveling the Labyrinth: a Proposed Revision of the Nebraska Juvenile Code

  • Equity Compensation and Nonqualified Deferred Compensation: Reconciling What Constitutes a "substantial Risk of Forfeiture" Under Sections 83 and 409a of the Internal Revenue Code

  • Willa Cather's My Antonia and Legal Thought in the Late Nineteenth Century

  • Comfort With the Majority: the Eighth Circuit Weighs in on the Proper Pleading Test for a Securities Fraud Claim in Florida State Board of Administration v. Green Tree Financial Corporation, 270 F.3d 645 (8th Cir. 2001)

  • Vmg Salsoul, Llc v. Ciccone: the Ninth Circuit Finds That the De Minimis