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Vol. 87, no. 2: Full Issue

Denver University Law Review

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Vol. 87, no. 2: Table of Contents

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To Revise, or Not to Revise: That is the Question

Mark R. Kravitz

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From Rules of Procedure to How Lawyers Litigate: Twixt the Cap and the Lip

Lee H. Rosenthal

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Reinvigorating Pleadings

Rebecca Love Kourlis, Jordan M. Singer, and Natalie Knowlton

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Improving Rule 1: A Master Rule for the Federal Rules

Robert G. Bone

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Situating Inherent Power within a Rules Regime

Samuel P. Jordan

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Nationwide Personal Jurisdiction for Our Federal Courts

A. Benjamin Spencer

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Refocusing Away from Rules Reform and Devoting More Attention to the Deciders

Jeffrey W. Stempel

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The Limitations of Transsubstantive Procedure: An Essay on Adjusting the One Size Fits All Assumption

Stephen N. Subrin

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Resolving Cases on the Merits

Jay Tidmarsh

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Apportioning Due Process: Preserving the Right to Affordable Justice

Elizabeth J. Cabraser

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Limiting Evasive Discovery: A Proposal for Three Cost-Saving Amendments to the Federal Rules

Daniel C. Girard and Todd I. Espinosa

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Rule 68: The Settlement Promotion Tool That Has Not Promoted Settlements

Jay Horowitz

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Proportional Discovery: Making it the Norm, Rather than the Exception

Gordon W. Netzorg and Tobin D. Kern

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Mandating Reasonableness in a Reasonable Inquiry

Patrick Oot, Anne Kershaw, and Herbert L. Roitblat

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Wyeth v. Levine: Moving Away from the Geier Trend

Andrea Ahn

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Barlett v. Strickland: The Crossover of Race and Politics

Jacob Whitted

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