Texas Tech Law Review     

Volume 41      Summer 2009      Number 4

CONTENTS

Essays

REMARKS AT THE INAUGURAL SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES

        Justice Sandra Day O’Connor 

THE ROLE OF HISTORY IN JUDGING DISPUTES ABOUT THE MEANING OF THE CONSTITUTION

        Jeffrey S. Sutton 

Comments

GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS, BUT DO THEY MAKE GOOD CENTS?: A SOUTH-OF-THE-BORDER FENCE GUIDE TO THEORIES OF COMPENSATION FOR PROPERTY 

        Morgan Lewis

NOT IN MY BACKYARD: THE IMPLICATIONS OF SEX OFFENDER RESIDENCY ORDINANCES IN TEXAS AND BEYOND 

        Cassie Dallas 

CASHING IN AT THE DEBTOR'S EXPENSE: HOW TOTAL RETURN SWAPS ALTER CREDITOR VOTING INCENTIVES IN A CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCY 

        John D. Beck 

Volume 41        Spring 2009        Number 3

CONTENTS

FOREWORD

        Priscilla Owen 

Survey Articles

LITIGATING ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN THE FIFTH CIRCUIT

        Donald R. Philbin, Jr. and Audrey Lynn Maness 

BANKRUPTCY SURVEY

        Tye C. Hancock and Will A. Pruitt 

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FIFTH CIRCUIT BUSINESS TORTS JURISPRUDENCE

        Sofia Adrogué 

CIVIL PROCEDURE

        Jason Johns 

DÉJÀ VU ALL OVER AGAIN: WILL THE SUPREME COURT’S ERISA DECISIONS PROMPT THE FIFTH CIRCUIT TO REVISE ITS STANDARDS?

        Jayne Zanglein and Janet Ford

FOURTH AMENDMENT

        Charles F. Baird and Kristin Avots

THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY: A SURVEY OF SELECTED FIFTH CIRCUIT IMMIGRATION CASES

        Paige Taylor

THE COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT: A REVIEW OF 2007-2008 INSURANCE DECISIONS

        Willy E. Rice

LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE

        Lionel M. Schooler

TAXATION

        William D. Elliott

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