Issue 5

VOLUME 58 – Spring 2007 – NUMBER 5
LEGAL HISTORY SYMPOSIUM HONORING PROFESSOR WYTHE HOLT
Wythe Holt: Teacher and Colleague
Alfred L. Brophy
A Swinger of Birches: A View of Wythe from Without
Norman Stein
Wythe Holt
Morton Horwitz
CLS Wasn’t Killed by a Question
John Henry Schlegel
The Threepenny Constitution (and the Question of Justice)
Christopher Tomlins
George Wythe: Early Modern Judge
Wythe Holt
MEADOR LECTURE SERIES 2005-2006
Fiduciaries
Kenneth M. Rosen
Disloyal Agents
Deborah A. DeMott
Why Did Trust Law Become Statute Law in the United States?
John H. Langbein
Fiduciary Duties and the Analyst Scandals
Jill E. Fisch
BOOK REVIEW
A Tale of Two Alabamas
Susan Pace Hamill
COMMENTARY
The Ins and Outs of the Alabama Elective Share
Kevin R. Garrison
A Compelling State Interest: Constructing a Statutory Framework for Protecting the Identity of Rape Victims
Daniel M. Murdock
A Key Time for Qui Tam: The False Claims Act and Alabama
R. Harrison Smith