Utah Law Review 2003 Number 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS; Occurrences, Accidents, and Expectations: A Primer of These (and Some Other) Insurance-Law Concepts; Fatal Flaws in the Food and Drug Administration's Drug-Approval Formula; NAFTA Chapter 11: On an Environmental Collision Course with the World Bank?; Ex Parte Young and Congressional Abrogation: Can the Two Peacefully Coexist?; A Most Dangerous Experiment? University Autonomy, Academic Freedom, and the Concealed-Weapons Controversy at the University of Utah; Gallivan v. Walker: An Example of Statutory Surgery and Severability Malpractice; Frankly, We Do Give a ... Darn! Hollywood's Battle Against Unauthorized Editing of Motion Pictures: The "CleanFlicks" Case; The Liability Reform Act Subsequent to Field v. Boyer Co.: Sounding the Death Knell of Civil Conspiracy in Utah?; Shaken Baby Syndrome: A Questionable Scientific Syndrome and a Dangerous Legal Concept; The Creppy Directive: Security Necessity or Just Plain Creepy? Reexamining the Richmond Newspapers Test in Light of the Inconsistent Results Reached in Its Application to Deportation Hearings