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ISSN 0018-6694
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Vol. 39, Issue 4, 2002November 15, 2002 CDT

Assault on the Citadel: Judge Rich and Computer-Related Inventions

A. Samuel Oddi,
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Articles in Vol. 39, Issue 4, 2002

Vol. 39, Issue 4, 2002
  • In Memoriam: Yale Rosenberg
    Nancy RapoportJudith Z. AbramsSherman L. CohnDavid R. DowArye EdreiAnthony P. GriffinKatie IsaacSamuel J. LevineEllen MarrusLaura OrenAbraham D. SofaerBentzion S. TurinLarry YackleIrene Merker Rosenberg
  • Information as a Commodity in the Regulatory World
    Pamela H. Bucy
  • The Precedent Trap and The Irrational Persistence of the <i>Vela</i> Rule
    John Burritt McArthur
  • Assault on the Citadel: Judge Rich and Computer-Related Inventions
    A. Samuel Oddi
  • Reflections on Teaching
    Sidney Buchanan
  • What's So "Fair" About It?: the Need to Amend the Fair Labor Standards Act
    Gretchen Agena
  • Trade Secrets and the Fourth Estate: Can Employers Claim Trade Secret Protection Over a Reporter's Confidential Sources?
    Alfredo A. Barrera III
  • Supreme Court "Just Says No" to Medical Marijuana: A Look at <i>United States v. Oakland Cannabis Buyers' Cooperative</i>
    Cathryn L. Blaine
Hou. L. Rev.
A. Samuel Oddi, Assault on the Citadel: Judge Rich and Computer-Related Inventions, 39 Hou. L. Rev. (2002).
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