Utah Law Review 1992 Number 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Symposium: Ethics, Bioethics, and Family Law; Bioethics and Fatherhood; Frail parents, Robust Duties: Intergenerational Responsibility and Family Obligation: On Sharing the Problem of; Proxies with Interests of Their own: Toward a Better Theory of Proxy Decisions; Bioethics and the Family: A Cautionary View from family Law; Appointing a Proxy Under the Best of Circumstances; The Roles of the Family in Making Health Care Decisions for Incompetence Patients; Medical Ethics and Family Affairs; Telling Medical stories: Sharing Information Amonth Doctors, Patients, and Families Guilty of Survival; Battered Women Who Kill in Utah; Barnard v. Utah State Bar and Public Access to Private Entities Which Carry Out Governmental Funtions: Is this Bar a Private Club?; Johnson v. Morton Thiokol and Handbook Disclaimers: Allowing Employers to Have their Cake and Eat it Too: Utah's Statute of Limitation Barring Minors from Bringing Medical Malpractive Actions: Riding Roughshod Over the Rights of Minors?; Guilty of Survival: State v. Strieby and Battered Women Who Kill in Utah; Barnard v. Utah State Bar and Public Access to Private Entities Which Carry Out Governmental Functions: Is This Bar a Private Club?; Johnson v. Morton Thiokol and Handbook Disclaimers: Allowing Employers to Have Their Cake and Eat It Too