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Articles in Jul 1998 issue of Georgetown Law Journal

• Doing Congress's dirty work
  by Ornstein, Norman J
• Jurisdiction, Congressional power, and constitutional remedies
  by Harrison, John
• Independent Counsel Act: A good time to end a bad idea, The
  by diGenova, Joseph E
• Running special investigations: The inspector general model
  by Bromwich, Micheal R
• Foreword: The Independent Counsel Act revisited
  by Shestack, Jerome J
• Trials and tribulations of the first special prosecutor under the ethics in Government Act of 1978
  by Christy, Arthur H
• gratuities offense and the RICO approach to independent counsel jurisdiction, The
  by Brown, George D
• Klein's first principle: A proposed solution
  by Sager, Lawrence G
• Independent Counsel: A view from inside, The
  by Smaltz, Donald C
• "Bad politics makes bad law": A comment on the Eighth Circuit's approach to the governmental attorney-client privilege
  by Toporek, Lisa E
• Independent counsel: No more, no less a federal prosecutor
  by Dash, Samuel
• need for renewal of the Independent Counsel Act, The
  by Walsh, Lawrence E
• Congress, courts, and constitutional remedies
  by Meltzer, Daniel J
• Jurisdiction and liberty: Habeas corpus and due process as limits on Congress's control of federal jurisdiction
  by Cole, David
• Bad incentives and bad institutions
  by Sunstein, Cass R
• Will Congressional action go up in smoke? Overcoming obstacles in granting the FDA jurisdiction over tobacco products
  by Kamensky, Daniel B
• "Down in front!": Judicial deference, regulatory interpretation, and the ADA's line of sight standard
  by Fritts, Jonathan C
• Four unresolved questions about the responsibilities of an independent counsel
  by Heymann, Philip B
• interaction between impeachment and the Independent Counsel Statute, The
  by O'Sullivan, Julie R
• How law constructs preferences
  by Sunstein, Cass R
• President and the Independent Counsel, The
  by Kavanaugh, Brett M
• Introduction: Congressional control of jurisdiction and the future of the federal courts--opposition, agreement, and hierarchy
  by Jackson, Vicki C
• Damned if she does and damned if she doesn't: The Attorney General and the independent counsel statute
  by Harriger, Katy J
• not-so Independent Counsel: How Congressional investigations undermine accountability under the Independent Counsel Act, The
  by Dormer, Stephen G
• As between Princz and king: Reassessing the law of foreign sovereign immunity as applied to Jus Cogens violators
  by Levy, Jack Alan
• federal courts and Congress: Additional sources, alternative texts, and altered aspirations, The
  by Resnik, Judith