University of Memphis Law Review, The

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Articles in Spring 2006 issue of University of Memphis Law Review, The

• Proximate Cause: The Final Defense in Legal Malpractice Cases
  by Maloy, Richard H W
• Administrative Law-Hamby v. Neel: Claims to Applications for Benefits as Property Interests Receiving Procedural Due Process Protections
  by Arthur, Megan E
• An Inestimable Safeguard Gives Way to Practicality: Eliminating the Juror Who "Refuses to Deliberate" Under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 23(b)(3)
  by Bellin, Jeffrey
• Enabling the Gaze: Public Access and the Withdrawal of Tennessee's Proposed Rule of Civil Procedure 1A
  by Chollet, Albert Louis III
• Civil Procedure-Mills v. Wong: Procedural Due Process Does Not Toll the Tennessee Medical Malpractice Statute of Repose
  by Martin, Laura
• Copyright-The De Minimis Defense in Copyright Infringement Actions Involving Music Sampling
  by Sykes, Jeremy Scott
• Professionalism: Dealing with Unprofessional Conduct in Bankruptcy
  by Kennedy, David S; Lantin, Vanessa A; York, Alissa