Washington and Lee Law Review

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Articles in Summer 1999 issue of Washington and Lee Law Review

• origins of judicial review revisited, or how to Marshall Court made more out of less, The
  by Wood, Gordon S
• American founders' responsibility, The
  by Lerner, Ralph
• A tribute to William T. Brotherton, Jr.
• Religious freedom and civic responsibility
  by Gutmann, Amy
• Personal and professional integrity in the legal profession: Lessons from President Clinton and Kenneth Starr
  by Ogletree, Charles J Jr
• strange history of "all men are created equal", The
  by Maier, Pauline
• Shaping responsible behavior: Lessons from the AIDS front
  by Dalton, Harlon L
• Law and the ideal citizen
  by Bollinger, Lee C
• origins of judicial review: A historian's explanation, The
  by Hobson, Charles F
• Invaluable tool vs. unfair use of private information: Examining prosecutors' use of jurors' criminal history records in Voir Dire
  by Salyers, Lance
• Upping the ante: Curricular and bar exam reform in professional responsibility
  by Logan, David A
• Chief Justice Marshall in the context of his times
  by Newmyer, R Kent
• Must courts raise the Eleventh Amendment Sua Sponte?: The jurisdictional difficulty of state Sovereign immunity
  by Keith, F Ryan
• Invading an Article III court's inherent equitable powers: Separation of powers and the immediate termination provisions of The Prison Litigation Reform Act
  by Cheng, Theodore K
• How not to imitate John Marshall
  by LaRue, Lewis Henry
• Toyota principle, The
  by Kozinski, Alex