Utah Law Review 2006 Number 2

TABLE OF CONTENTSl; Deflating the Deference Myth: National Interests vs. State Authority under Federal Laws Affecting Water Use; Hobgoblin of Little Minds No More: Justice Requires an IRS Duty of Consistency; Spousal Rights or Spousal Crimes: Where and When Are the Lines to Be Drawn?; "Poeples Distinct from Others": The Making of Modern Indian Law; Who Owns E-mail? Do You Have the Right to Decide the Disposition of Your Private Digital Life?; Political Education: An Analysis of the Policy and Politics Behind Utah's Opposition to No Child Left Behind; Protecting the Insolvent: How a Creditor's Committee Can Prevent Its Constitutents from Misusing a Debtor's Nonpublic Information and Preserve Chapter 11 Reorganizations; Trademark for Creating a Kid-Friendly Cyberplayground on the Internet; The Employer Strikes Back: The Case for a Broad Reading of Title VII's Bar on Retaliation; Do We CAIR about Cooperative Federalism in the Clean Air Act?; The Eleventh Circuit's Maltreatment of Gray-Market Case Law: Davidoff & Cie v. PLD International Corp.