Law Review Issues
THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO LAW REVIEW
Volume 37 |
Number 1
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FALL 2005
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
LEADERSHIP IN LEGAL EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM VI
ESSAYS
Making the Case for Legal Education and the Legal Profession
James J. Alfini .............................................................................................................. 1
Some Aspects of Legal Training in Hungary
Attila Bado and Zsolt Nagy............................................................................................ 7
Law Schools and the Pursuit of Justice
Jeffrey S. Brand ........................................................................................................... 13
Success, Status, and the Goals of a Law School
Jay Conison ................................................................................................................ 23
The ABA/AALS Sabbatical Site Inspection: Strangers in a Strange Land
R. Lawrence Dessem ................................................................................................... 37
Cyberbullies on Campus
Darby Dickerson ........................................................................................................ 51
Confronting Death in the Academy: A Dialogue
John W. Fisher, II and Alvin H. Moss ............................................................................75
Why Can't Law Students Be More Like Lawyers?
Stephen J. Friedman ................................................................................................... 81
The Parable of the Three Floods
Thomas C. Galligan, Jr. .............................................................................................. 95
Preparing Law Students to Become Better Lawyers, Quicker: Franklin Pierce's
Webster Scholars Program
John D. Hutson ........................................................................................................ 103
Ya Gotta Pay the Pig
Richard A. Matasar .................................................................................................. 109
A Dean's Dilemma or Lessons in Diversity
Elizabeth Rindskopf Parker ...................................................................................... 117
Longevity
Kenneth C. Randall .................................................................................................. 127
Decanal Haiku
Nancy B. Rapoport ................................................................................................... 131
The Care and Appreciation of Adjunct Faculty
Douglas E. Ray ........................................................................................................ 135
Common Ground: Law Schools in American Life During the New Age of Faith
David Rudenstine .................................................................................................... 143
An Outsider's Way In: The Use of Comparative Election Law
Kurt L. Schmoke ...................................................................................................... 155
Leadership in Times of Institutional Change
Kenneth J. Vandevelde ............................................................................................. 163
Building the Student Culture
David E. Van Zandt .................................................................................................. 171
"A River to My People..." Notes From My Fifth Year As Dean
Allan W. Vestal ........................................................................................................ 179
The Trouble with Email: Suspect Every Negative Declaration
Frederic White ......................................................................................................... 191
To Be Or Not To Be
Parham H. Williams .................................................................................................. 195
NOTES & COMMENTS
Equal Educational Opportunities and the Visually Impaired Student Under the Individuals
with Disabilities Education Act
Jennifer L. Free ......................................................................................................... 203
Between the Defendant's Scylla and Charybdis: Brooks v. McCaughtry and the Right to a
Fair Trial and the Right to Self-Representation
Karl Evan Strauss ...................................................................................................... 235