ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 41, Issue 2, 2004November 17, 2003 CDT
Miller v. HCA, Inc.: Disempowering Parents from Making Medical Treatment Decisions for Severely Premature Babies
Miller v. HCA, Inc.: Disempowering Parents from Making Medical Treatment Decisions for Severely Premature Babies
Articles in Vol. 41, Issue 2, 2004
Vol. 41, Issue 2, 2004
- A Tribute to Professor G. Sidney Buchanan upon His RetirementCaroline E. Dinkins et. al.
- The Right to Claim Authorship in U.S. Copyright and Trademarks LawJane Ginsburg
- The Ethical World of Solo and Small Law Firm PractitionersLeslie C. Levin
- Understanding and Addressing the Unfair Dilemma Created by the Doctrine of Willful Patent InfringementWilliam F. LeeLawrence P. Cogswell, III
- <i>Grutter and Gratz</i>: A Critical AnalysisLackland H. Bloom, Jr.
- The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Capital Punishment: An Exercise in Moral DisengagementDonald P. Judges
- The Devil You Know!: Should Prisoners Have the Right to Practice Satanism?Patrick K.A. Elkins
- "Under God" Does Not Need to Be Placed Under Wraps: The Phrase "Under God" Used in the Pledge of Allegiance is Not an Impermissible Recognition of ReligionWalter Lynch
- <i>Miller v. HCA, Inc.</i>: Disempowering Parents from Making Medical Treatment Decisions for Severely Premature BabiesHolly O’Neal Rumbaugh
Holly O’Neal Rumbaugh, Miller v. HCA, Inc.: Disempowering Parents from Making Medical Treatment Decisions for Severely Premature Babies, 41 Hou. L. Rev. (2003).