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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 59 > No. 3 (1996)

 

Volume 59, Number 3 (Summer 1996)
Court-Ordered Disclosure of Academic Information: A Clash of Values of Science and Law

Joe S. Cecil and Gerald T. Wetherington
Special Editors

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Foreword

Joe S. Cecil and Gerald T. Wetherington

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Judicially Compelled Disclosure of Researchers’ Data: A Judge’s View

Barbara B. Crabb

9

 

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A Researcher’s Privilege: Does any Hope Remain?

Robert M. O'Neil

35

 

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Reluctant Experts

Paul D. Carrington and Traci L. Jones

51

 

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Researcher’s Reactions to Compelled Disclosure of Scientific Information

Elizabeth C. Wiggins and Judith A. McKenna

67

 

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Research Subpoenas and the Sociology of Knowledge

Sheila Jasanoff

95

 

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Countering the Excessive Subpoena for Scholarly Research

Michael Traynor

119

 

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Compelled Disclosure of Scholarly Research: Some Comments on “High Stakes Litigation”

J. Steven Picou

149

 

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Science and Subpoenas: When do the Courts Become Instruments of Manipulation?

Paul M. Fischer

159

 

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Research and its Revelation: When Should Courts Compel Disclosure

Bert Black

169

 

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Comment: Implementing a Taint Test to Address the Problems Raised by Compelled Disclosure

Francis E. McGovern

185

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff