University of Missouri School of Law

Missouri Law Review

Fall 2004

Volume 69, Issue 4


Symposium

Foreword	Christina E. Wells Jennifer K. Robbennolt
Questioning Deference	Christina E. Wells
— Other Disciplines, Methodologies, and Countries: Studying Courts and Crisis	Tracey E. George
— Defending Deference: A Response to Professors Epstein and Wells	Robert J. Pushaw, Jr.
What's Fear Got to Do With It? It's Affect We Need to Worry About	Paul Slovic
Perceptions of Terrorism and Disease Risks: A Cross-national Comparison	Neal Feigenson Daniel Bailis William Klein
Fear: A Story in Three Parts	Rachel F. Moran
— Risk Realization, Emotion, and Policy Making	Chris Guthrie
— Fear, Irrationality, and Risk Perception	Henry L. Chambers, Jr.
— Two Mistakes Behavioralists Make: A Response to Professors Feigenson et al. and Professor Slovic	Thomas A. Lambert
Fragmented State, Pluralist Society: How Liberal Institutions Promote Fear	Corey Robin
"To Support and Defend the Constitution of the United States Against All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic": Four Types of Attorneys General and Wartime Stress	Betty Houchin Winfield
— Encouraging Courage: Law's Response to Fear and Risk	William B. Fisch
— Fear and Risk in "Times of Crisis": The Media's Challenge	Richard C. Reuben
War Fever	Geoffrey R. Stone

Notes

EPA Oversight in Determining Best Available Control Technology: The Supreme Court Determines the Proper Scope of Enforcement	Jennifer A. Davis Foster
Eating the Poisonous Fruit: The Eighth Circuit Will Not Exclude Derivative Evidence from a Miranda Violation	Kerry F. Schonwald
Say Goodbye to Frye: Missouri Supreme Court Clarifies Standard for Admitting Expert Testimony in Civil and Administrative Cases	Jaime M. Nies

Law Summary

Missouri's Requirements for Federal Habeas Corpus Review: An Analysis of Exhaustion and Tolling of Statutes of Limitations	Aubree J. Jehle


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