Volume 73: Issue 2

Indiana Law Journal
Volume 73: Issue 2
Spring 1998
SYMPOSIUM: LAW AND THE NEW AMERICAN FAMILY
ARTICLE
Joint Custody: Bonding and Monitoring Theories
Margaret F. Brinig & F.H. Buckley
RESPONSES
Joint Custody and Strategic Behavior
Saul Levmore
Bonding After Divorce: Comments On Joint Custody: Bonding and Monitoring Theories
Ann Laquer Estin
ARTICLE
Lifting the Veil of Ignorance: Personalizing the Marriage Contract
Eric Rasmusen & Jeffrey Evans Stake
RESPONSES
The New Marriage Contract and the Limits of Private Ordering
Gregory S. Alexander
Toward Contractual Choice in Marriage
J. Mark Ramseyer
Choice, Dependence, and the Reinvigoration of the Traditional Family
Kathryn Abrams
ROUNDTABLE
Opportunities for and Limitations of Private Ordering in Family Law
Introduction
Jeffrey Evans Stake
Martha Fineman
Akhil Reed Amar
Regina Austin
Thomas S. Ulen
Michael Grossberg
ARTICLE
Professional Responsibility and Organization of the Family Business: The Lawyer as Intermediary
Alysa Christmas Rollock
RESPONSES
Reasonable Expectations in Families, Businesses, and Family Businesses: A Comment on Rollock
Teny A. O’Neill
One Lawyer for the Family: A Response to Alysa Rollock
Patrick L. Baude
ARTICLE
Clinical Education and the “Best Interest” Representation of Children in Custody Disputes: Challenges and Opportunities in Lawyering and Pedagogy
Frances Gall Hill
RESPONSES
Voices Lost and Found: Training Ethical Lawyers for Children
William A. Kell
Collaborative Pedagogic Efforts on Behalf of Children in Custody Disputes
Glenn Stone
Lawyers as Nonlawyers in Child-Custody and Visitation Cases: Questions From the “Legal Ethics” Perspective
Bruce A. Green
NOTES
Still No Remedy After All These Years: Plugging the Hole in the Law of Leaking Underground Storage Tanks
Jason M. Basile
Are We Only Burning Witches? The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996’s Answer to Terrorism
Jennifer A. Beall
Grandmothers and Teamsters: How the NLRB’s New Approach to the Supervisory Status of Charge Nurses Ignores the Reality of the Nursing Home
Jonathan Edward Motley
The Holy and the Handicapped: An Examination of the Different Applications of the Reasonable-Accommodation Clauses in Title VII and the ADA
Alan D. Schuchman