Law and Contemporary Problems | Vol 54 | No. 3
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Volume 54, Number 3 (Summer 1991)
Modern Civil Procedure: Issues in Controversy

George L. Priest
Special Editor for this Symposium

Preliminaries

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Editors’ Note

 

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Foreword

George L. Priest and Judyth W. Pendell

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Articles

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From “Cases” to “Litigation”

Judith Resnik

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Aggregating Litigation

Ralph K. Winter

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“The One-Eyed Are Kings”: Improving Congress’s Ability to Regulate the Use of Judicial Resources

Larry Kramer

73

 

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A Judge’s View of Congressional Action Affecting the Courts

Avern Cohn

99

 

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“Users United”: The Civil Justice Reform Act of 1990

Jeffrey J. Peck

105

 

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Medical Experts and the Ghost of Galileo

Peter Huber

119

 

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Science in the Court: Is There a Role for Alternative Dispute Resolution

Deborah R. Hensler

171

 

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The Effects of Fee Shifting on the Settlement Rate: Theoretical Observations on Costs, Conflicts, and Contingency Fees

John J. Donohue III

195

 

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Comment on Donohue

Danny Boggs

223

 

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Mass Justice: The Limited and Unlimited Power of Courts

Mark A. Peterson and Molly Selvin

227

 

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Comment on Peterson and Selvin

Lea Brilmayer

249

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff