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57 Clev. St. L. Rev. [i] (2009)

handle is hein.journals/clevslr57 and id is 1 raw text is: CLEVELAND STATE LAW REVIEW Volume 57 2009 Number 1 CONTENTS ARTICLES REFRAMING THE INDEPENDENCE V. ACCOUNTABILITY DEBATE: DEFINING JUDICIAL STRUCTURE IN LIGHT OF JUDGES' COURAGE AND INTEGRITY ................................................. David Pimentel USE OF JUDICIAL DOCTRINES IN FEDERAL TAX CASES DECIDED BY TRIAL COURTS, 1993- 2006: A QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT ...................... Daniel M. Schneider 3 THE REALISM OF JUDGES PAST AND PRESENT .................. Brian Z. Tamanaha 7 EXPELLING LAW FIRM PARTNERS ................................. Douglas R. Richmond 9 NOTES No CRACKS IN THE WALL: THE STANDING BARRIER AND THE NEED FOR RESTRUCTURING OF ANIMAL PROTECTION LAWS ............................... Kristen Stuber Snyder I CATCHING THE UNIQUE RABBIT: WHY PETS SHOULD BE RECLASSIFIED AS INIMITABLE PROPERTY UNDER THE LAW .................................................. Kelly Wilson I CITE AS 57 CLEV. ST. L. REV. _ (2009) The views expressed in the Cleveland State Law Review are those of the authors of the articles and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the trustees, faculty, alumni, or students of the Cleveland State University or the College of Law. Contributing authors are expected to reveal personal, economic, or professional interest that may have influenced the views taken or advocated in their articles. Each author impliedly represents that such disclosure has been made.

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