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Articles

Unconscionability Found: A Look at Pre-Dispute Mandatory Arbitration Agreements 10 Years After Doctor’s Associates, Inc. v. Casarotto ......................................................Sandra F. Gavin

I Do Not Think it Means What You Think it Means: How Kripke and Wittgenstein’s Analysis on Rule Following Undermines Justice Scalia’s Textualism and Originalism ...Daniel S. Goldberg

Goodbye to Affidavits? Improving the Federal Affidavit Substitute Statute ...............................................................................Ira Shiflett

Ariadne’s Thread: Leading Students Into and out of the Labyrinth of the Rule Against Perpetuities .........................Maureen E. Markey

BOOK REVIEW

The Chief Purpose of Universities: Academic Discourse and the Diversity of Ideas. By William M. Bowen & Michael Schwartz. Lewiston, N.Y.: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2005. Pp. xii, 438. $129.95. .................................................................................Erik M. Jensen

NOTES

Inconsistent Methods for the Adjudication of Alleged Mentally Retarded Individuals: A Comparison of Ohio’s and Georgia’s Post-Atkins Frameworks for Determining Mental Retardation ...............................................................................Scott Poe

Improvident Extension of Credit as an Extension of Unconscionablity: Discover Bank v. Owens and a Debtor’s Rights Against Credit Card Companies .................................Teri Rebecca Daniel

VOLUME 54

NUMBER 3
2007

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The Cleveland State Law Review is pleased to announce that it has elected Lucas Franklin as its new Editor-in-Chief for the 2008-09 academic year.

With the publication of our latest issue, the Law Review has now completed its 55th Volume.

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