University of Missouri School of Law

Missouri Law Review

Fall 2005

Volume 70, Issue 4


Symposium

Foreword	Martha Dragich Pearson Christina E. Wells
Politics and Judgment	Suzanna Sherry
The Monastic Life of a Federal District Judge	Colleen McMahon
The Burger-Blackmun Relationship: Lessons for Collegiality from the Blackmun Papers	Duane Benton Barrett J. Vahle
Lifting the Veil: Justice Blackmun's Papers and the Public Perception of the Supreme Court	Tony Mauro
The Willful Judging of Harry Blackmun	Gregory C. Sisk
Tales from the Blackmun Papers: A Fuller Appreciation of Harry Blackmun's Judicial Legacy	Joseph F. Kobylka
Perspectives on Decisionmaking from the Blackmun Papers: The Cases on Arbitrability of Statutory Claims	Ellen E. Deason
Revelations from the Blackmun Papers on the Development of Death Penalty Law	Martha Dragich Pearson
Justice Blackmun and the Spirit of Liberty	Richard C. Reuben
Justice Harry Blackmun and the Phenomenon of Judicial Preference Change	Theodore W. Ruger
Did Roe v. Wade Pass the Arbitrary and Capricious Test?	Daniel A. Farber
Why Do Supreme Court Justices Succeed or Fail? Harry Blackmun as an Example	Lawrence S. Wrightsman Justin R. La Mort
The Internationalism of Justice Harry Blackmun	Margaret E. McGuinness
Some Reflections on the Symposium: Judging, the Classical Legal Paradigm, and the Possible Contributions of Science	Christina E. Wells

Comment

The Current State of Co-Employee Immunity Under Workers' Compensation Law	Michael S. Kruse

Notes

Does Loss of Custody of a Child Resulting from Attorney Negligence Cause Damage?	Jesse E. Weisshaar
Which One Here Is Not Like the Other? No Third-Party Standing for Lawyers to Assert Indigent Criminal Defendants' Right to Counsel on Appeal	Courtney C. Stirrat
No More Russian Roulette: Chapter 13 "Cram-down" Creditors Take a Bullet	Jon W. Jordan


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