ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 37, Issue 2, 2000June 18, 2000 CDT
Kicking the Tires After Kumho: The Bottom Line on Admitting Financial Expert Testimony
Kicking the Tires After Kumho: The Bottom Line on Admitting Financial Expert Testimony
Articles in Vol. 37, Issue 2, 2000
Vol. 37, Issue 2, 2000
- Who Gives a Hoot About Legal ScholarshipAlex Kozinski
- Neo-Scholasticism: Technique, Purpose, and Law ReviewsLynn Hughes
- The Relevance of Legal Scholarship: Reflections on Judge Kozinski's MusingsDavid Dow
- The Scope of State Autonomy Under the United States ConstitutionSidney Buchanan
- The Politics of Art and the Irony of Politics: How the Supreme Court, Congress, The NEA, and Karen Finley Misunderstand Art and Law in National Endowment for the Arts v. FinleyNeil Patten
- Re-Examining the False Statements Accountability ActMichael Gomez
- Operation Rescue v. Planned Parenthood, Inc.: A Judicial Showdown over Sidewalk Counselors and First Amendment RightsLolita Youmans
- Kicking the Tires After Kumho: The Bottom Line on Admitting Financial Expert TestimonySofia AdroguéAlan Ratliff
Sofia Adrogué & Alan Ratliff, Kicking the Tires After Kumho: The Bottom Line on Admitting Financial Expert Testimony, 37 Hou. L. Rev. (2000).