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Tribute

A Tribute to Arno Cumming Becht: Introduction

Edward T. Foote
Article

Arkansas’ New Choice of Law Rule for Interstate Torts: A Critique of Wallis, Williams, and the “Better Rule of Law”

L. Lynn Hogue and Karen A. Winn
Book Review

Review of “The Courts and Social Policy,” by Donald L. Horowitz

J. Woodford Howard Jr.
Case Comment

Academic Dismissal of State Medical Student Does Not Require Formal Hearing. Board of Curators v. Horowitz, 435 U.S. 78 (1978)

Case Comment

State May Exclude Aliens from Police Force. Foley v. Connelie, 435 U.S. 291 (1978)

Case Comment

Unified Jurisdictional Test Applied to In Personam Jurisdiction. Kulko v. Superior Court, 436 U.S. 84 (1978)

Note

Individual Actions for Breach of a Collective Bargaining Agreement: Judicial Alternatives to the Grievance Procedure

John L. Sullivan
Note

A New Approach to Rule 10b-5: Distinguishing the Close Corporation

Jason A. Parson and Robert E. Steinberg
Article

Harnessing the Liability Lottery: Elective First-Party No-Fault Insurance Financed by Third-Party Tort Claims

Jeffrey O'Connell and Alan J. Wertjes
Tribute

An Appreciation of Arno Becht

E. Thomas Sullivan and William H. Webster
Article

Comments on Recent Developments in Limited Partnership Law

F. Hodge O'Neal and Michael R. Rickman
Tribute

Reflections on Factual Causation

Yvonne G. Grassie and Jerry J. Phillips
Tribute

Causation, the Who Done It Issue, and Arno Becht

Kevin W. Barrett and Willard H. Pedrick
Tribute

Causation and Justice: A Comment

Roger A. Cunningham and Patrick J. Kelley
Tribute

Arno Cumming Becht

Arthur Allen Leff and Carl Tobias
Tribute

Arno Becht—From a Former Colleague

Ralph F. Fuchs and Robert B. Thompson
Book Review

Review of “Watergate and the Constitution,” by Philip B. Kurland

Mark G. Arnold
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