University of Memphis Law Review, The

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Articles in Spring 2003 issue of University of Memphis Law Review, The

• pedagogical Don Quixote de la Mississippi, The
  by Case, David W
• Criminal procedure-State v. Randolph: The Tennessee Supreme Court sheds new light on seizures under Article I, section 7 of the Tennessee Constitution
  by Heilig, Brent A
• Liberty and security: The Yin and Yang* of immigration law
  by Richbourg, John S
• Estates and probate-Ellis v. Ellis: Survivorship properties in Tennessee remain unaffected by the 120 hour provision of the Tennessee Uniform Simultaneous Death Act
  by Butler, Eric
• Torts-Trau-Med of America, Inc. v. Allstate Insurance Co.: The Tennessee Supreme Court recognizes a cause of action for the intentional interference with business relationships
  by Bobbitt, Jonathan L
• Retaliatory discharge and in-house counsel-a comparative analysis of state law in the wake of the Tennessee Supreme Court's decision in Crews v. Buckman Laboratories
  by Overall, Lisa
• Felling the Farrar forest: Determining whether federal courts will award ' 1988 attorney's fees to a prevailing civil rights plaintiff who only recovers nominal damages
  by Bean, Joseph
• Agency-Givens v. Mullikin: Tennessee Supreme Court holds that insurance company and insured may be vicariously liable for the tortious acts of defense counsel
  by Goins, Reagan
• constitutionality of state hate-crime legislation after R.A. V. v. City of St. Paul and Wisconsin v. Mitchell, The
  by Cox, Alicia Y
• policy and forces behind consumer bankruptcy reform: A classic battle over problem definition, The
  by Landry, Robert J III