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University of Cincinnati Law Review

Volume 79, Issue 3 (2011)

Articles

BEFORE SCHOOL DISTRICTS GO BROKE: A PROPOSAL FOR FEDERAL REFORM
Kristi Bowman

GORDON GEKKO TO THE RESCUE?: INSIDER TRADING AS A TOOL TO COMBAT ACCOUNTING FRAUD
Robert Wagner

WHEN THE EXCEPTION BECOMES THE RULE: MARSH AND SECTARIAN LEGISLATIVE PRAYER POST-SUMMUM
Scott Gaylord

THE ALLURE AND ILLUSION OF PARTNERS’ INTERESTS IN A PARTNERSHIP
Bradley Borden

“I CAN DO IT MYSELF”—AN ANALYSIS OF WHETHER COMPETENCY TO REPRESENT ONESELF AT TRIAL IS A “RESTORABLE RIGHT” WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF INDIANA V. EDWARDS
Emily Barth

THE PLAIN (OR NOT SO PLAIN) VIEW DOCTRINE: APPLYING THE PLAIN VIEW DOCTRINE TO DIGITAL SEIZURES
Kate Brueggemann Ward

THE “OTHER” PARENT: PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF NONCUSTODIAL PARENTS IN EMERGENCY REMOVAL SITUATIONS
Lindsay Mather

ARE HUMANS ANIMALS?: PATENT CLAIM CONSTRUCTION IN MARTEK BIOSCIENCES CORP. V. NUTRINOVA, INC., 579 F.3D 1363 (FED. CIR. 2009)
Colleen Murphy

HOT NEWS MISAPPROPRIATION: MORE THAN NINE DECADES AFTER INS V. AP, STILL AN IMPORTANT REMEDY FOR NEWS PIRACY
Elaine Stoll