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North Dakota Law Review

Volume 86, Number 3 (2010)

Articles

The Law of Unintended Consequences: The North Dakota Supreme Court Recognizes the Right to a Jury Trial for Noncriminal Traffic Offenses in Riemers v. Eslinger
Peter Welte

A Need for Clarification: North Dakota's Abandoned Mineral Statute
Sara K. Sorenson

Case Comments

Schools—Handicapped Children: The United States Supreme Court Rules that the 1997 Amendments to Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Do Not Categorically Bar Tuition Reimbursement for Unilateral Private-School Placements
Dennis Ingold

Constitutional Law—Elections: Citizens Divided: Balancing the First Amendment Right to Free Speech and the Role of Private Corporations in Our Nation's Elections
Nathan R. Martindale

Intellectual Property—Patents: The United States Supreme Court Clarifies the Test for Patent Eligibility of Processes
Rebecca L. Binstock

Bankruptcy—Exemptions: When an Interested Party Must Object, and Exempting Property with the Intention of Retaining Possession
Jonathan L. Voigt

Schools—District Liability: Political Subdivision Liability and School Duties Prevail Over Recreational Use Immunity
Vanessa Anderson

Notes

Filling the Gap: Addressing the Potential Impact of North Dakota Adopting Legislation Creating a New Entity— The Low Profit Limited Liability Company
Mark R. Krogstad

Property Exempt from Process—How House Bill 1039 Updated and Clarified North Dakota's Outdated Exemption Scheme, and a Call for Further Reform
Sara Monson

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ISSN: 0029-2745