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Front Matter

Foreword

Foreword--Antitrust Law and Policy: Still under ConstructionC. Paul Rogers III431

Articles

The Core of Antitrust and the Slow Death of Dr. MilesThomas C. Arthur437

Antitrust Summary Judgment and the Quick Look ApproachEdward Brunet493

Lost in (Doctrinal) Translation: The Misleading Retelling of the Supreme Court's Antitrust Decisions on Restraints of TradePeter C. Carstensen525

Networks, Access, and Essential Facilities: From Terminal Railroad to MicrosoftMarina Lao557

The Gary Dinners and the Meaning of Concerted ActionWilliam H. Page597

Confidential Communique from Brussels - Antitrust in America: Fugitive on the RunRudolph J. Peritz R.621

Toward the Reaffirmation of the Antitrust Rule of Per Se Illegality as a Law of Rules for Horizontal Price Fixing and Territorial Allocation Agreements: A Reflection on the Palmer Case in a Renewed Era of Economic RegulationJames F. Ponsoldt635

Consumer Welfare and Group Boycott LawC. Paul Rogers III665

Justice Stevens and the Rule of ReasonSpencer Weber Waller693

The Corporate Attorney-Client Privilege: Third-Rate Doctrine for Third-Party ConsultantsMichele DeStefano Beardslee727

Fourth Amendment - Search and Seizure: The Seventh Circuit Holds that Evidence Obtained in a Warrantless Search of a Home May Be Used against a Present and Objecting Occupant after They Are Arrested and Removed from the Home and Co-Occupant with AuthorityAmanda Dodds805

Damages against Federal Officers - The Second Circuit Contributes to Executive Interference in National Security Litigation through Improper Bivens AnalysisKristina A. Kiik813

Texas Civil Procedure: The Texas Supreme Court Removes All Time Limits on Ungranting Motions for New TrialTracy L. Matlock821

Title VII - Eighth Circuit Holds that Reasonable Accommodation Language Does Not Require Employers to Eliminate Conflict between Work and Religious BeliefsArrissa Meyer829

The Texas Supreme Court Holds Hydraulic Fracturing Trespass Claim is Precluded by the Rule of CaptureMark E. Vandermeulen835

Case Notes

The Texas Supreme Court Holds Hydraulic Fracturing Trespass Claim is Precluded by the Rule of CaptureMark E. Vandermeulen835

Damages against Federal Officers - The Second Circuit Contributes to Executive Interference in National Security Litigation through Improper Bivens AnalysisKristina A. Kiik813

Texas Civil Procedure: The Texas Supreme Court Removes All Time Limits on Ungranting Motions for New TrialTracy L. Matlock821

Title VII - Eighth Circuit Holds that Reasonable Accommodation Language Does Not Require Employers to Eliminate Conflict between Work and Religious BeliefsArrissa Meyer829