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Volume 65, Autumn 1991, Number 4
Editorial Board
Articles
Robin Hood Jurisprudence: The Triumph of Equity in American Tort Law
John J. Farley III
Bondholders' Rights and the Case for a Fiduciary Duty
David M.W. Harvey
Structuring License Agreements with Companies in Financial Difficulty--Section 365(n)--Divining Rod or Obstacle Course?
Marjorie F. Chertok
Book Reviews
"Arrogance Cloaked as Neutrality" (On Reading the Constitution)
Frederick Mark Gedicks
"Make the Ring in Your Mind" (Making All the Difference: Inclusion, Exclusion, and American Law; and The Alchemy of Race and Rights)
Emily Fowler Hartigan
Notes
Eligibility for Damage Awards Under 11 U.S.C. § 362(h): The Second Circuit Answers the Riddle--When Does Congress Actually Mean What It Says?
Richard L. Stehl
From Warren to Rehnquist: The Growing Conservative Trend in the Supreme Court's Treatment of Children
Michele D. Sullivan
Comments
The Second Circuit's Interpretation of Exigent Circumstances in United States v. MacDonald: The Erosion of the Warrant Requirement
Peter E. Donohue
Does Section 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933 Apply to Secondary Trading?: Ballay v. Legg Mason Wood Walker, Inc.
Catherine Zucal
Recent Developments in New York Law
The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
Editorial Board
New York Court of Appeals Commingles Two State Constitutional Provisions to Suppress Station-House Confession Procured Following an Illegal Arrest
Maryann Gianchino
New York Court of Appeals Concludes Law Enforcement Officials Must Have Reasonable Suspicion that a Residence Contains Illegal Drugs Before Conducting a "Canine Sniff" of the Premsies
Mark A. Varrichio Jr.