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North Dakota Law Review

Volume 75, Number 4 (1999)

Articles

When Should Ignorance Trump the Consitution - Another Dissent from Herrick II
Herbert L. Meschke

Prosecution of Non-Indians for Non-Serious Offenses Committed against Indians in Indian Country
Victor H. Holcomb

Case Comments

Business-Divorce Distribution: The North Dakota Supreme Court Affirms Disentanglement of a Jointly Owned Close Corporation Involved in a Divorce Action
Tracy A. Fischer

Constitutional Law - First Amendment - Freedom of Speech: The National Endowment of the Arts Can Require Consideration of Decency and Respect in Funding Decisions without Abridging Freedom of Speech
Constance Hofland

Criminal Procedure - Counsel for Accused - Waiver of the Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel: The North Dakota Supreme Court Rules That a Knowing and Intelligent Waiver Requires Awareness of Dangers and Disadvantages of Self-Representation
Brad R. Kolling

Notes

The Use of Eminent Domain for Economic Development
Jennifer Maude Klemetsrud

An Overview of the Inconsistency among the Circuits Concerning the Conflict of Interest Analysis Applied in an ERISA Action with an Emphasis on the Eighth Circuit's Adoption of the Sliding Scale Analysis in Woo v. Deluxe Corporation
Nola A. Kohler

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Cumulative Subject Index: Volumes 72-75

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ISSN: 0029-2745