SCIENCE FOR JUDGES IX
Introduction by Margaret A. Berger

JUDGES, JURIES, AND SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
Valerie P. Hans, Ph.D..

HOW JURORS DEAL WITH EXPERT TESTIMONY AND HOW
JUDGES CAN HELP
Shari Seidman Diamond, Ph.D., J.D.

THE WORLD TRADE CENTER DISASTER: HEALTH EFFECTS AND
COMPENSATION MECHANISIMS
John Howard, M.D., J.D.

CAUSATION, STATISTICS, AND THE LAW
Richard Scheines, Ph.D.

Articles

A WAR OVER WORDS: AN INSIDE ANALYSIS AND
EXAMINATION OF THE PROSECUTION OF THE RED ROSE
STORIES & OBSCENITY LAW
Clay Calvert, Ph.D., J.D. & Robert D. Richards, J.D., M.A.

THE QUESTIONABLE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF
CONSIENTIOUS OBJECTION CLAUSES FOR PHARMACISTS
Nancy K. Kubasek, J.D., Daniel C. Tagliarina, M.A. & Corinne Staggs

MUTUALLY-BENEFICIAL REPATRIATION AGREEMENTS:
RETURNING CULTURAL PATRIMONY, PERPETUATIONG THE
ILLICIT ANTIQUITIES MARKET
Stacey Falkoff

A TOUGH PILL TO SWALLOW: THE INSURMOUNTABLE
BURDEN IN TOXIC TORT CLAIMS AGAINST
MANUFACTURERS OF CHILDREN'S MEDICATIONS
Susanne L. Flanders

LEAVING THE INVISIBLE UNIVERSE: WHY ALL VICTIMS OF
EXTRAORDINARY RENDITION NEED A CAUSE OF ACTION
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
Peter Johnston

MANIFEST DISREGARD IN ARBITRATION AWARDS:
A MANIFESTATION OF APPEALS VERSUS A DISREGARD FOR
JUST RESOLUTIONS
Kate Kennedy

DOLLARS FOR VICTIMS OF "VICTIMLESS" CRIME:
BROADENING ACTUAL DAMAGES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE
COMMODITIES EXCHANGE ACT
Benjamin D. Pearce