Vol. 37 No. 3 (2004): Courthouse Centennial Celebration and History Symposium

Published: 2004-01-03

Front Matter

Front Matter

Indiana Law Review
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Symposium

Rededication of the Federal Courthouse in Indianapolis The 100th Anniversary of the Laying of the Cornerstone March 25, 2003

Theodore R. Boehm

605-608
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Naming Ceremony for the Birch Bayh Federal Building and United States Courthouse October 24, 2003

Richard L. Young

609-612
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Dedication of Birch Bayh United States Courthouse October 24, 2003

David F. Hamilton

613-618
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Federal Justice and Moral Reform in the United States District Court in Indiana, 1816-1869

George Geib, Donald Kite

619-628
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Judicial Federalism in the Southern District

William E. Marsh, Andrea K. Marsh

629-642
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The Role of Indiana's State and Federal Courts in Legislative Redistricting, 1962-2003

A. Scott Chinn

643-660
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Indianapolis Judges and Lawyers Dramatize Ex Parte Milligan, A Historical Trial of Contemporary Significance

Frank Sullivan Jr.

661-666
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Ex Parte Milligan

Frank Sullivan Jr.

667-686
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The United States Court House in Indianapolis

Perry R. Secrest

687-698
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"Three Bank Tellers Is Enough" Personal Reminiscences of Legal Practice by Members of the Bench and Bar

Suzanne M. Buchko

699-728
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Federal Judges for the Indiana Territory, District of Indiana, and Southern District of Indiana

Indiana Law Review

729-732
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Articles

Dual Office Analysis: Can the Legislature Carve out Exceptions?

Gregory Zoeller

733-772
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Notes

The Constitutional and Economic Implications of a National Cap on Non-Economic Damages in Medical Malpractice Actions

Kevin J. Gfell

773-814
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Shaking Price Waterhouse: Suggestions for a More Workable Approach to Title VIII Mixed Motive Disparate Treatment Discrimination Claims

Cassandra A. Giles

815-844
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Cybermedicine: Defying and Redefining Patient Standards of Care

Julie Reed

845-877
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