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BYU Law Review

Volume 2001 (2001), Issue 3

Frontmatter

Table of Contents

Introduction to the Symposium on the American Law Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution
Lynn D. Wardle

Articles

Single-Sex "Marriage": The Role of the Courts
Lino A. Graglia

Competing Approaches to Same-Sex Versus Opposite-Sex, Unmarried Couples in Domestic Partnership Laws and Ordinances
Terry S. Kogan

The New "Extended Family"-"De Facto" Parenthood and Standing Under Chapter 2
Gregogy A. Loken

What Constitutional Law Can Learn from the ALI Principles of Family Dissolution
David D. Meyer

Resolving Relocation Issues Pursuant to the ALI Family Dissolution Principles: Are Children Better Protected?
Janet Leach Richards

A Small Step Forward: The ALI Domestic Partners Recommendation
Mark Strasser

Balancing "Parents Are" and "Parents Do" in the Supreme Court's Constitutionalized Family Law: Some Implications for the ALI Proposals on De Facto Parenthood
David M. Wagner

Deconstructing Family: A Critique of the American Law Institute's "Domestic Partners" Proposal
Lynn D. Wardle

Exporting and Importing Domestic Partnerships: Some Conflict-of-Laws Questions and Concerns
Ralph U. Whitten

Learning from the Process of Decision: The Parenting Plan
Francis J. Catania Jr.

The Likely Impact of the ALI Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution on Property Division
Craig W. Dallon

Toward a Unified Field Theory of the Family: The American Law Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution
James Herbie DiFonzo

Domestic Partnership Laws in the United States: A Review and Critique
William C. Duncan

A Nonfeminist's Perspectives of Mothers and Homemakers Under Chapter 2 of the ALI Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution
F. Carolyn Graglia

Notes

Protecting Against International Infringements in the Digital Age Using United States Copyright Law: A Critical Analysis of the Current State of the Law
Brandon Dalling

The Sixth Circuit Dropped the Ball: An Analysis of Brentwood Academy v. Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Ass'n in Light of the Supreme Court's Recent Trends in State Action Jurisprudence
Josiah N. Drew

A Weighty Issue: Will Pharmacists Survive the Fen-Phen Feeding Frenzy? Kohl v. American Home Products Corporation and a Pharmacist's Duty to Warn of the Dangers of Prescription Drugs
Karina Fox

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