Volume 73 • Issue 3
Article
Children, Curfews, and the Constitution
Katherine Hunt Federle
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1315-1368
Note
A Balancing of Interests: The Status of Professional Union Organizers Under the NLRA
Gregory A. Rich
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1429-1457
Eliminating the (Absurd) Distinction Between Malum In Se and Malum Prohibitum Crimes
Richard L. Gray
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1369-1398
The Regulation of Insider Trading in Japan: Introducing a Private Right of Action
George F. Parker
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1399-1427
Table of Contents
Development
Director Liability and the Insolvent, Federally Chartered Financial Institution: A Standard Emerges
Christopher J. Nelson
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1477-1499
A Survey of Environmental Justice Legislation in the States
Stacy R. Hart
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1459-1475
Conference Proceeding
Law and Linguistics: Is There Common Ground?
William D. Popkin
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1043-1045
Introduction: "What is Meaning in a Legal Text?" A First Dialogue for Law and Linguistics
Judith N. Levi
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 771-783
A Comment on Text, Time and Audience Understanding in Constitutional Law
Michael C. Dorf
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 983-988
Language and Self-Interest: Preliminary Notes Towards a Public Choice Approach to Legal Language
Jonathan R. Macey
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1001-1007
Judicial Decisions and Linguistic Analysis: Is There a Linguist in the Court?
Lawrence M. Solan
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1069-1080
Conference Participants, Annotated Table of Contents, Problems Considered
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 785-799
The “Language of Law” and “More Probable Than Not”: Some Brief Thoughts
Kent Greenawalt
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 989-993
Grammar and Inferences of Rationality in Interpreting the Child Pornography Statute
Jeffrey P. Kaplan and Georgia M. Green
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1223-1251
When Worldviews Collide: Linguistic Theory Meets Legal Semantics in United States v. X-Citement Video, Inc.
Craig Hoffman
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1215-1222
Vehicles of Meaning: Unconventional Semantics and Unbearable Interpretations
Laurence R. Horn
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1145-1152
Plain Meaning and Linguistics—A Case Study
Michael S. Moore
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1253-1262
The Failed Promise of Regulatory Variables
Harold J. Krent
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1117-1123
Regulatory Variables and Statutory Interpretation
William N. Eskridge Jr. and Judith N. Levi
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1103-1115
On Whose Authority?: Linguists' Claim of Expertise to Interpret Statutes
Marc R. Poirier
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1025-1042
The Ambiguity of Interpretation: Distinguishing Interpretation from Construction
Peter M. Tiersma
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1095-1101
Linguistics and Legal Epistemology: Why the Law Pays Less Attention to Linguists Than It Should
Gary S. Lawson
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 995-999
Using Common Sense: A Linguistic Perspective on Judicial Interpretations of “Use a Firearm”
Clark D. Cunningham and Charles J. Fillmore
1995-01-01 Volume 73 • Issue 3 • 1159-1214