Utah Law Review 1996 Number 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Polygamous Family Life: The Case of Contemporary Mormon Fundamentalists; The Family Franchise: Elderly Parents and Adult Siblings; Teaching the Republican Child: Three Antebellum Stories about Law, Schooling, and the Construction of American Families; Reconsidering the Criteria for Legal Fatherhood; "The Road from 'I' to 'We'": Family Law in the Communitarian State; The Family as a System: A Preliminary Sketch; "It All Depends on What You Mean by Home": Toward a Communitarian Theory of the "Nontraditional" Family; Punitive Damages in the American Civil Justice System: Jackpot or Justice?; Fundamental Principles, Individual Rights, and Free Government: Do Utahns Remember How to Be Free?; Dismantling a Relic of the Nineteenth Century: An End to Discrimination at the Virginia Military Institute; Developing Jurisprudence on the Unnecessary Rigor Provision of the Utah Constitution