Vol. 55, Issue 3, 2003July 01, 2003 EDT
Truth, Understanding, and High-Cost Comsumer Credit: The Historical Context of the Truth in Lending Act
Truth, Understanding, and High-Cost Comsumer Credit: The Historical Context of the Truth in Lending Act
Christopher L. Peterson,
Articles in Vol. 55, Issue 3, 2003
Vol. 55, Issue 3, 2003
- The Creative CommonsLawrence Lessig
- Prolegomenon to a Memetic Theory of Copyright: Comments on Lawrence Lessig's The Creative CommonsThomas F. Cotter
- Creativity or Commons: A Comment on Professor LessigJeffrey L. Harrison
- Truth, Understanding, and High-Cost Comsumer Credit: The Historical Context of the Truth in Lending ActChristopher L. Peterson
- The Sixth Amendment: Where Did the Jury Go? Florida's Flawed Sentencing in Death Penalty CasesBenjamin F. Diamond
- Sex Meets the City: Lowering a City's Evidentiary Burden on Zoning OrdinancesRebecca Shwayri
Christopher L. Peterson, Truth, Understanding, and High-Cost Comsumer Credit: The Historical Context of the Truth in Lending Act, 55 Fla. L. Rev. 807 (2003).