Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century


Front Matter

Table of Contents (Vol. 53, Number 2)

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • i-viii

Comments

Dean's Tribute

Lawrence Ponoroff

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 363–364

The Legal Ethics Scholarship of Ted Schneyer: The Importance of Being Rigorous

Bruce A. Green

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 365–379

Articles

Representing Children Who Can't or Won't Direct Counsel: Best Interests Lawyering or No Lawyer At All?

Barbara A. Atwood

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 381–424

The Politics of Legal Ethics: Case Study of a Rule Change

Lynn A. Baker

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 425–453

Lawyers' Professional and Political Networks Compared: Core and Periphery

John P. Heinz

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 455–492

The Jurisprudential Turn in Legal Ethics

Katherine R. Kruse

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 493–531

The Continuing Lack of Guidance on Professional Retention in Bankruptcy And its Potential Impact on Corporate Debtors' Retention of Adequate Legal Counsel

Matthew L. Warren

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 533–575

On Further Reflection: How "Professional Self-Regulation" Should Promote Compliance with Broad Ethical Duties of Law Firms Management

Ted Schneyer

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 577–628

Notes

In Limbo: In re Davis and the Future of Herrera Innocence Claims in Federal Habeas Proceedings

Kathleen Callahan

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 629–662

From Cell to Slammer: Flaws of the Hybrid Theory

Lisa M. Lindemenn

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 663–688

Law and Policy Essay

Who Speaks for Arizona: The Respective Roles of the Governor and Attorney General when the State is Named in a Lawsuit

Joseph Kanefield and Blake W. Rebling

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 689–718

In Memoriam

Larry D. Clark 1946-2011

2011-04-21 Volume 53 • Issue 2 • 2011 • Festschrift for Ted Schneyer Lawyer Regulation for the 21st Century • 721–721

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