King Scholar Senior Seminar Papers 2005
William S. Cook, What’s Love Got to Do With It? – The Federal Constitutional Case for Same-Sex Marriage
Brenda Doty, Outsourcing of Legal Work: Tonic or Trojan Horse?
Courtney Goldsworthy, Why the United States Has Failed to Ratify the CEDAW: A Look at Purported Problems with Ratification
Danielle Hessell, Michigan’s Case Evaluation Rules: A Study in the Efficacy of Mandatory, Evaluative, and Narrow Alternative Dispute Resolution
Meagan D. Johnson, Return to Public Use a Proposal for Legislative Reform of Michigan’s Blight Redevelopment Statutory Scheme
Jennifer L. Langley, State Retail Sales Tax versus National Retail Sales Tax: A Critical Examination
Lori A. Lundberg, Military Conscription in a Vacuum: Why Men and Women Should Insist on an Egalitarian Draft
Charles Malette, ADR Online? An Analysis of Multiplayer Video Games and ADR Processes
Martin D. McReynolds, Kreiner v. Fischer: The Latest Step in the Emergence and Evolution of the Lifestyle Element in the Michigan No-Fault Act § 3135 Threshold Inquiry
John Reginald Nizol, Sacrificing the Constitution on the Altar of Victim Advocacy: Due Process, the Warrant Clause and the Immediate Enforceability of Ex Parte Protection Orders
Elizabeth Rebecca Proctor, When Harriet Left Ozzie for Wanda, and the Tax Implications of that Decision
Sheila Rajan, The Prospect of Third-Party Mediation of the Kashmir Dispute: Is There A Way to Re-engage India in a Facilitated Discussion?
Aaron L. Vorce, Michigan’s Regulatory Compliance Defense: Ill-Founded Immunity For Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
Mark E. Warmbier, Defining Serious Impairment of Body Function: The Aftermath of Kreiner and the Need for Change