Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review | Vol 26 | No. 2

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Volume 26, Number 2 (1993)

Introduction

Memorial Dedication to William J. Landers

In Memory of William J. Landers
Lee B. Ackerman

William J. Landers: The Washington Years
Phillip D. Brady

Bill Landers: A Treasure of Contrasts
Barbara Kheel Freeman

Bill Landers—Lawyer and Friend
R. Marilyn Lee

To My Students: "Try to Be Like Bill Sanders"
Laurie L. Levenson

Bill Landers: An Inspiration to All of Us
Judith E. Retchin

Letter to William Joseph Landers
Anita E. Ruud

Bill Landers: A Special Person
Stephen S. Trott

In Memory of My Friend and Colleague
Carolyn Turchin

Articles

The Scope of the Inventory Exclusion under I.R.C. 1221(1): Is It a Broad Exclusion That Should Be Narrowly Construed or a Narrow Exclusion That Should Be Broadly Construed or Is It Just an Illusion
Patrick E. Hobbs

"Is There Life Without Parole?": A Capital Defendant's Right to a Meaningful Alternative Sentence
J. Mark Lane

Common-Law and Statutory Solutions to the Problem of SLAPPS
John C. Barker

Notes and Comments

Nothing Seems Obvious to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit: The Federal Circuit, Unchecked by the Supreme Court, Transforms the Standard of Obviousness under the Patent Law
Robert Desmond

Home Field Advantage: The Exploitation of Federal Forum Non Conveniens by United States Corporations and Its Effects on International Environmental Litigation
Molly M. White