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North Dakota Law Review

Volume 76, Number 3 (2000)

Articles

The Delicate Art of Practicing Municipal Law under Conditions of Hell and High Water
Howard D. Swanson

Encouraging Abandonment: The Trend towards Allowing Parents to Drop Off Unwanted Newborns
Michael S. Raum and Jeffrey L. Skaare

Reclaming Indigenous Legal Autonomy on the Path to Peaceful Coexistence: The Theory, Practice, and Limitations of Tribal Peacemaking in Indian Dispute Resolution
William C. Bradford

Bar Proceeding

Proceedings of the One-Hundredth Annual Meeting of the North Dakota State Bar Association

Case Comments

Civil Procedure - Depositions and Discovery: Punishing Little Suzy for Daddy's Bad Behavior - North Dakota Supreme Court Affirms Rule 37 Sanctions Affecting Child Support Determinations
Joel Edgar Anderson

States - Sovereign Immunity - United States Supreme Court Refuses to Strip States of Their Sovereign Immunity in State Court
Forde Owens Fairchild

Parent and Child - Interstate Custody: The North Dakota Supreme Court Declines to Decide Whether the Six-Month Temporary Presence of a Child in North Dakota Is Sufficient to Exercise Home State Jurisdiction
Warren J. Roehl

Note

Tax Consequences for Owners of Farmland: Why Land Owners Who Rent Their Land to Farming Employers Are Probably Liable for Self-Employment Tax on Rent Received and Why Congress Should Change the Current Policy
Jason Henderson

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ISSN: 0029-2745