Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

• Freedom to choose unwisely: Congress' misguided decision to leave 401(k) plan participants to their own devices.
  by Stabile, Susan J.
• U.S. medical research in the developing world: ignoring Nuremberg. (code established by Nuremberg judges after World War II requiring consent by human subjects of medical experimentation)
  by Roman, Joanne
• The case for adopting appointive judicial selection systems for state court judges.
  by Behrens, Mark A.; Silverman, Cary
• When fair consideration is not fair.(fraudulent conveyance recovery available to bankruptcy trustees)
  by Kurzawa, David F., II
• Is "adequacy" a more "political question" than "equality?": the effect of standards-based education on judicial standards for education finance.(role of state courts)
  by Cover, Avidan Y.