William Mitchell Law Review
Volume 27, Issue 4 (2001)
Prefatory Matter
Articles
Liberating our Digital Future: How the 1996 Telecommunications Act Definitions are Hobbling Change
Steve Kelley
Challenging an Incredibility Finding on Appeal: An Incredibility Paradigm
Elaine C. Schneider
Can a Rule Be Prophylactic and Yet Constitutional?
Richard H. W. Maloy
Wireless Communication Applications for Transportation: User Boon or Booby Trap?
Frank Douma and Milda K. Hedblom
The Clinton Impeachment Indicates a Presidential Impeachable Offense is Only Limited by Constitutional Process and Congress' Political Compass Directive
L. Darnell Weeden
The Regulation of Convergence Technologies: An Argument for Technologically Sensitive Regulation
John F. Gibbs and Todd G. Hartman
An Opinionated Analysis of the Radio Industry including a Primer on Valuation of Radio Spectrum
Terrance W. Moore
Fiduciary Duties in Negotiated Acquisitions: Questioning the Legal Requirement for "outs"
Michael A. Stanchfield
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Kim Kantorowicz
- Executive Editors
- Janet Ampe
- Nancy E. Ball
- Jennifer D. Henderson
- Christopher A. Seidl
- Editors
- Bray Dohrwardt
- Doug M. Jakway
- Tiernee L. Nelsen
- Polly Rodberg
- Marilyn Rosberg
- Amy Schneider
- Assistant Editors
- Dawn A. Davidson
- Kathryn C. Daudt
- Kevin M. Decker
- Laurie Huotari
- Cecilia Jaisle
- Ryan Murphy
- Lisa M. Needham
- Rachel Nurminen
- David Schilling
- Dominique Zervas- Foley