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Volume 67, Fall 1993, Number 4

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This issue contains articles based on the theme of The Civil Justice Reform Act.

Editorial Board

Volume 67, Fall 1993, Number 4

Articles

The Civil Justice Reform Act of 1990 and the 1993 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Can Systematic Ills Afflicting the Federal Courts Be Remedied by Local Rules?
Edward D. Cavanagh

Introduction
Joseph R. Biden Jr.

Reforming Civil Forfeiture Law: The Case for an Automatic Stay Provision
Gary R. Brown

Judicial Vacancies and Delay in the Federal Courts: An Empirical Evaluation
Kim Dayton

The Role of the Federal Magistrate Judge in Civil Justice Reform
R. Lawrence Dessem

Does All this Litigation "Reform" Really Benefit the Client
Robert L. Haig and Warren N. Stone

Beyond Techniques of Case Management: The Challenge of the Civil Justice Reform Act of 1990
A. Leo Levin

The Utility of Disclosure as a Reform to the Pretrial Discovery Process
Anne Y. Shields

Notes

A Prescription for the Treatment of Product-by-Process Patent Infringement
Alan I. Cohen

Making the Establishment Clause in Reasonable Observer Cases More Reasonable
Marla A. DeGaetano

Avoiding a Landmine: A Practitioner's Guide to Disarming the Reasonably Equivalent Value Requirement of Section 548 of the Bankruptcy Code
Scott Todd Salmonson

Comment

People v. Antommarchi: Do Antommarchi Rights Benefit Anyone? A Comprehensive Examination of the Decision and Its Ramifications
Christina Boulougouris

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