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Volume 23, Issue 2 (1993)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Tribute

Richard J. Hughes - Public Servant
John B. Wefing

Articles

Protecting Job Opportunities of Smokers: Fair Treatment for the New Minority
Donald W. Garner

Criminal Acts and Sentencing Facts: Two Constitutional Limits on Criminal Sentencing
Benjamin E. Rosenberg

International Commerce in New Jersey: Due Process and the Freedom of Contract
John J. Sarno

Viewing Federal Jurisdiction Through the Looking Glass of Bankruptcy
John T. Cross

Protection of Trade Secrets in Outer Space Activity: A Study in Federal Preemption
Dan L. Burk

Comment

Pro Choice for Lawyers in a Revised Pro Bono System
Kim Schimenti

Notes

Bankruptcy - Exempt Property - Failure of a Chapter Seven Trustee to Object to the Validity of a Debtor's Claimed Exemption Within Thirty Days of the Initial Creditor's Meeting Renders Property Exempt, Regardless of Whether the Debtor Had a Colorable Basis for Claiming Such Exemption - Taylor v. Freeland & Kronz, 112 S. Ct. 1644 (1992).
Henry W. Wilson

Criminal Procedure - Entrapment - Defendant Has Been Entrapped as a Matter of Law When the Government's Protracted and Insistent Efforts Create in Defendant a Predisposition to Engage in Unlawful Conduct - Jacobson v. United States, 112 S. Ct. 1535 (1992).
Lori G. Rhodes

Constitutional Law - Sovereign Immunity - States May Not Impose Civil Penalties on the United States Government for Violations of State Statutes Promulgated Under the Authority of the Clean Water Act and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act - United States Dep't of Energy v. Ohio, 112 S. Ct. 1627 (1992)
Peter McKenna

Survey

Survey of Recent Developments in Third Circuit Law

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