Law Faculty Issue on Justice

The Loyola University Chicago Law Journal is pleased to make available Articles from the Law Faculty Symposium issue on Justice dedicated to Dean Nina S. Appel. All citations are to 36 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. ___.

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INTRODUCTION:

• Loyola Univeristy Chicago Law Faculty Issue on Justice
  by Andrew F. O'Neill, Executive Editor Lead Articles 

DEDICATION:

• Nina S. Appel: A Tribute to a Remarkable Dean
  by Dean Thomas M. Haney 

   

ARTICLES:

• Justice, the Liberal Arts, and Some Basic Training for Lawyers
  by George Anastaplo 
• Is Justice for One Justice for All? The Dilemma of Public Health Enforcement in an Interconnected World
  by John D. Blum 
• Justice, Access to the Courts, and the Right to Free Counsel for Indigent Parents: The Continuing Scourge of Lassiter v. Department of Social Services of Durham
  by Bruce A. Boyer 
• Justice and Jesuit Legal Education: A Critique
  by John M. Breen 
• Charles Laughton, Marlene Dietrich, and the Prior Inconsistent Statement
  by James Carey 
• The Search for Sex Equality: A Perspective from the Podium on Law and Cultural Change
  by Christine G. Cooper 
• Some Thoughts on Shortsightedness and Intergenerational Equity
  by Brett M. Frischmann 
• Do Patents Promote the Progress of Justice? Reflections on Varied Visions of Justice
  by Cynthia M. Ho
• Justice and the Administrative State: The FDIC and the Superior Bank Failure
  by Christian A. Johnson 
• Rhetorical Questions Concerning Justice and Equality in Educational Opportunities
  by Michael J. Kaufman 
• Justice: The Impact of a Lawyer's Personal Philosophy
  by Jeffrey L. Kwall 
• Justice and Truth in Political Discourse
  by John L. McCormack 
• Privatized Justice
  by Margaret L. Moses 
• Fairness and Good Faith as a Precept in the Law of Corporations and Other Business Organizations
  by Charles W. Murdock 
• Liberty: A Human Right, or a Citizen Right
  by Jerry E. Norton 
• Affirmative Action and Admissions at a Jesuit Law School
  by Alan Raphael 
• Retrospective on Justice and the Poor in the United States in the Twentieth Century
  by Henry Rose 
• The European View of American Justice
  by Allen E. Shoenberger 
• Gloria Jean Ate Catfood Tonight: Justice and the Social Compact for Health Care in America
  by Lawrence Singer 
• In Search of Economic Justice: Considering Competition and Consumer Protection Law
  by Spencer Weber Waller 
• Justice Requires Access to the Law
  by Julia Wentz 
• Brown v. Board of Education Fifty Years Later: What Makes for Greatness in a Legal Opinion?
  by Neil G. Williams 

NOTE:

• Managed Care Liability, ERISA Preemption, and State “Right to Sue” Legislation in Aetna Health, Inc. v. Davila
  by James W. Kim