Vol. 49, Issue 4, 1997September 01, 1997 EDT
All Debts Are Off?–Can the Bankruptcy Process Be Used to Release the Debts of Nondebtor Parties
All Debts Are Off?–Can the Bankruptcy Process Be Used to Release the Debts of Nondebtor Parties
Kate Inman,
Articles in Vol. 49, Issue 4, 1997
Vol. 49, Issue 4, 1997
- "Whosoever Fights Monsters Should See to It That in the Process He Does Not Become a Monster:" Hunting the Sexual Predator with Silver Bullets--Federal Rules of Evidence 413-415--and a Stake Through the Heart--Kansas v. HendricksJoelle Anne Moreno
- Push Polling: The Art of Political PersuasionJonathan S. Fox
- All Debts Are Off?--Can the Bankruptcy Process Be Used to Release the Debts of Nondebtor PartiesKate Inman
- Changed Assumptions: Disentangling Title I Remedial Educatoin at Parochial SchoolsJohn S. Simons
Kate Inman, All Debts Are Off?–Can the Bankruptcy Process Be Used to Release the Debts of Nondebtor Parties, 49 Fla. L. Rev. 631 (1997).
