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Woodworth Memorial Lecture
Tax Changes Since Woodworth's Time: Implications for Future Tax Reform | John Buckley | p. 1
Articles
How Far do Child Savings Accounts Stray From the Tax Code?: A Comparative Perspective | Lora Cicconi | p.17
Clarifying the Boundary Between
the Parol Evidence Rule and the Rules Governing Subsequent Oral Modifications | Gregory Scott Crespi | p. 71
The Right Responsibility: Does
the Right to Procreate Include the Responsibility to Parent? | Felecia Epps | p. 85
The Uniform Trust Code: An Analysis of Ohio's Version | Alan Newman | p. 135
Judicial Incrementalism: A Reply to Professor Sunstein | Dru Stevenson | p. 191
Student Article
Bragg v. Linden's Second Life: A Primer in Virtual World Justice | Steven J. Horowitz | p. 223
Student Comments
Homeowners' Associations and Free Speech: Are They Subject to the Constitution and What Test Do We Apply? | Nicholas M. Gaunce | p. 243
Taking
Advice From the Doctors in the Wake of Hudson v. Michigan: Modeling a
Remedy for Knock and Announce Violations After the Indiana Medical
Malpractice Act | K. Robert Schalburg | p. 267
Subprime Lending: Ohioans Fall Prey to Predatory Lending at Record Levels? What Next? | Joshua M. Stolly | p. 289
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