Symposium
Introduction
William Michael Treanor
An Eyewitness Account of Executive “Inability”
Fred F. Fielding
Presidential Succession Scenarios in Popular Culture and History and the Need For Reform
William F. Baker and Beth A. Fitzpatrick
Presidential Disability and the Twenty-Fifth Amendment: The Difficulties Posed By Psychological Illness
Robert E. Gilbert
Extensions on the Twenty-Fifth Amendment: The Influence of Biological Factors on Assessments of Impairment
Rose McDermott
Adequacy of Current Succession Law in Light of the Constitution and Policy Considerations
Benton Becker
Presidential Succession: The Art of the Possible
James E. Fleming
Taking From the Twenty-Fifth Amendment: Lessons in Ensuring Presidential Continuity
Joel K. Goldstein
Lost Opportunity: Learning the Wrong Lesson From The Hayes-Tilden Dispute
Nathan L. Colvin and Edward B. Foley
Article
A Contractual Approach to Shareholder Oppression Law
Benjamin Means
Notes
Federal Rule of Evidence 804(b)(1)’s “Similar Motive” Test and the Admissibility of Grand Jury Testimony Against the Government
Brandon Berkowski
Toward a Functional Alternative to Courtroom Adjudication: The Federal Arbitration Act and Third Party Document Discovery
Sara Rosenberg