Utah Law Review 1997 Number 3

The Right to Die and the Jurisprudence of Tradition; Juveniles Transferred to Criminal Court: Legal Reform Proposals Based on Social Science Research; Hype or Hypertext? A Plan for the Law Review to Move into the Twenty-First Century; Dependent Covenants and Commercial Leases After Barton v. Tsern: Rhetoric of Reform Claims an Easy Victory in Utah; Sex, Cyberspace, and the Communications Decency Act: The Argument for an Uncensored Internet; Utah Prison Physicians: Can They Commit Malpractice With Impunity or Does Their Official Immunity Violate the Open Courts Clause?; Patent Infringement After GATT: What is an Offer to Sell?; Ordinary Care Under the Code: A Look at the Evolving Standard of Bank Liability Under U.C.C. 4-406