ARTICLES

IS THAT ALL THERE IS?: "THE PROBLEM" IN
COURT-ORIENTED MEDIATION

Leonard L. Riskin and Nancy A. Welsh 

863 

DAMAGES AS THE APPROPRIATE REMEDY FOR
ABUSE OF AN EASEMENT: MOVING TOWARD
CONSISTENCY, EFFICIENCY, AND FAIRNESS IN
PROPERTY LAW

Lee. J. Strang

933

RESPONSE & REPLY

A LAW & ECONOMICS APPROACH TO SPECTRUM
PROPERTY RIGHTS: A RESPONSE TO
WEISER AND HATFIELD

Thomas W. Hazlett

975

PROPERTY RIGHTS IN SPECTRUM:
A REPLY TO HAZLETT

Philip J. Weiser and
Dale N. Hatfield 

 1025

A REJOINDER TO WEISER AND HATFIELD
ON SPECTRUM RIGHTS

Thomas W. Hazlett

1031 

COMMENTS

BEING PUNISHED FOR OBEYING THE RULES:
CORPORATE TAX PLANNING AND THE
OVERLY BROAD ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE
DOCTRINE

Jason Quinn

1041

WHEN A MAJORITY DOES NOT RULE:
HOW SUPERMAJORITY REQUIREMENTS
ON VOTER INITIATIVES DISTORT ELECTIONS
AND DENY EQUAL PROTECTION

Elizabeth F. Maher

1081

IS THE GAVEL MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD?
FIGHTING TERRORISM IN AMERICAN COURTS:
THE PROBLEMATIC IMPLICATIONS OF USING
THE FOREIGN SOVEREIGN IMMUNITIES ACT
TO COMPENSATE MILITARY VICTIMS OF
AMERICA'S WAR ON TERROR

Elizabeth L. Bahr

1115