Volume 40 (1999-2000), Number 4 (2000)
Articles
Law, Ethics, and the Good Samaritan: Should There Be a Duty to Rescue?
Kathleen M. Ridolfi
Can Good Samaritan Laws Fit into the United States Legal/Political Framework?: A Brief Response to Elspeth Farmer, Joshua Dressler, and Marc Franklin
Margalynne Armstrong
A Progressive Reply to Professor Oppenheimer on Proposition 209
Martin D. Carcieri
Book Review
Book Review [Contempt of Court: The Turn-of-the-Century Lynching that Launched a Hundred Years of Federalism]
Santa Clara Law Review
Ethics Review
Ethics Year in Review
Sheara Gelman
Symposium
Of Rescue and Report: Should Tort Law Impose a Duty to Help Endangered Persons or Abused Children?
Marc A. Franklin and Matthew Ploeger
The News Media and the Good Samaritan Statute Controversy: Covering the Ethics of Others
Edmund B. Lambeth
On the Road: Good Samaritans and Compelling Duties
Jeremy Waldron
Comments
Editors
- Editor in Chief
- Kevin M. Mulcahy
- Managing Editor
- Britt L. Anderson
