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Journal Volume 1995 No. 2
| ARTICLES | ||
| Saving The Summary Jury Trial: A Proposal to Halt The Flow of Litigation And End the Uncertainties | Ann E. Woodley | 213 |
| Summary Jury Trial: A Proposal From The Bench | Alexander B. Denson | 303 |
| NOTES | ||
| Mandatory Arbitration And Title VI: Can Employees Ever See Their Rights Vindicated Through Statutory Causes of Action? Metz v. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith | Penelope Hopper | 315 |
| The Federal Arbitration Act and Sections 2's "Involving Commerce" Requirement: The Final Step Towards Complete Federal Preemption Over State Law and Policy Allied-Bruce Terminix v. Dobson | Isham R. Jones | 327 |
| Is Arbitration Final and Binding? Public Policy Says, "Not Necessarily!" Exxon Shipping Company v. Exxon Seamen's Union | Todd M. Siegel | 351 |
| We Can Settle This Here Or Downtown: Mediation Or Arrest for Domestic Violence Calls? Eagleston v. Guido | Dale T. Smith | 369 |
| STUDENT PROJECT | ||
| Recent Developments: The Uniform Arbitration Act | 383 | |