University of San Francisco

Law Review
Volume 35 Winter 2001 Number 2
 
Articles
     
Notarial Records and the Preservation of the Expectation of Privacy   Michael L. Closen, Trevor J. Orsinger & Bradley A. Ullrick
     
Death, Taxes, and Now Divorce--The Dyad Expands to a Triad: ERISA's Social Policy Harms Women's Rights   Cheyañna L. Jaffke
     
Differential Diagnosis or Distortion   Gary Sloboda
     
Technical and Legal Approaches to Unsolicited Electronic Mail   David E. Sorkin
 
 
Comments
     
Is Nothing Certain but Death? The Uncertainty Created by California's Proposition 218   Mona Patel
     
Can the United States Meet Its Obligation to Protect Intellectual Property Rights Under the International GATT/TRIPs Agreement After the Florida Prepaid Cases?   Cecily Anne Snyder
     
Note
     
The 21st Century Employer's Catch-22: Cotran v. Rollins Hudig Hall International, Inc. and the Consequences of the Fair Credit Reporting Act   Kirsten Handelman