University of Missouri School of Law

Missouri Law Review


Articles

The Trouble with Daubert-Kumho: Reconsidering the Supreme Court's Philosophy of Science	David Crump
— Peer Dialogue: The How and What of "Appropriate Validation" Under Daubert: Reconsidering the Treatment of Einstein and Freud	Edward J. Imwinkelried
— Peer Dialogue: The Quagmire of Scientific Expert Testimony: Crumping the Supreme Court's Style	Paul R. Rice
Are Security Deposits "Security Interests"? The Proper Scope of Article 9 and Statutory Interpretation in Consumer Class Actions	R. Wilson Freyermuth
From 34 Cents to 37 Cents: The Unconstitutionality of the Postal Monopoly	Christina M. Bates
SEC/DOJ Parallel Proceedings: Contemplating the Propriety of Recent Judicial Trends	Mark D. Hunter

Notes

And Into the Maelstrom Steps the United States Supreme Court: Licenses Are Not "Property" for Purposes of the Mail Fraud Statute	Hadi S. Al-Shathir
Too Sophisticated for Your Own Good: Missouri, Sophisticated Parties and . . . the Economic Loss Rule?	Jason A. Dunn
Reporting Behind a Shield: The Growth of Missouri's Fair Report Privilege to Defame	Steve J. Jasper
Hey, That's My Wife!--The Tort of Alienation of Affection in Missouri	Bruce V. Nguyen
The Exception Becomes the Rule: The Missouri Supreme Court Expands the Continuing Care Exception	James B. York

Index

Cumulative Index: Volumes 66-67


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