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| ARTICLES | ||
| The Labor Contract and External Law: Revisiting the Arbitrator's Scope of Authority | Stephen L Hayford & Anthony V. Sinicropi | 249 |
| Wrongful Discharge: Litigation or Arbitration? | Terry A. Bethel | 289 |
| COMMENTS | ||
| Juvenile Diversion: An Alternative to Juvenile Court | S'Lee A. Hinshaw II | 305 |
| Peer Mediation Programs: Teaching Students Alternatives to Violence | Brian K. Harper | 323 |
| NOTES | ||
| Labor Arbitration in Public Agencies: An Unconstitutional Delegation of Power of the "Waking of a Sleeping Giant?" United Transportation Union v. Southern California Rapid Transit | Karen M. Speiser | 333 |
| Connecticut's Trial by Lawyer: Contract Disputes and the Attorney Fact Finder Beizer v. Goepfert | Craig R. Heidemann | 349 |
| The Summary Jury Trial: A Summary of Issues in Dispute Resolution Day v. NLO, Inc. | T. Robert Cook | 359 |
| Contractual Agreements to Arbitrate Disputes: Whose Intent Controls? Skewes v. Shearson Lehman Bros | Eric M. Landoll | 373 |
| Monetary Damages Against States - Arbitrators Have Power to Award, But Federal Courts Cannot Enforce Tennessee Department of Human Services v. United States Department of Education | R. Scott Reid | 383 |
| STUDENT PROJECT | ||
| Recent: Developments: The Uniform Arbitration Act | 397 | |