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Vol. 24, Issue 4, 1993January 01, 1993 CDT
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Supreme Court Rule 219: The Consequences of Refusal to Comply with Rules or Orders Relating to Discovery or Pretrial Conferences
Supreme Court Rule 219: The Consequences of Refusal to Comply with Rules or Orders Relating to Discovery or Pretrial Conferences
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 4, 1993
Vol. 24, Issue 4, 1993
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- <i>Batson v. Kentucky:</i> Present Extensions and Future ApplicationsThomas A. Hett Hon.
- Interactions Between Bankruptcy Law and State Law: What Illinois Judges Need to KnowSteven H. Resincoff
- Supreme Court Rule 219: The Consequences of Refusal to Comply with Rules or Orders Relating to Discovery or Pretrial ConferencesLeonard E. Gross
- <i>Morgan v. Illinois:</i> The Supreme Court Supports the Right of a Capital Defendant to an Impartial Sentencing JuryThomas J. Eme
- <i>People v. DiGuida:</i> Freedom of Expression on Private Property Under the Illinois ConstitutionDouglas M. Poland
- Is There Consortium Before Birth? Expanding the Availability of Loss of Social Damages in Wrongful Death ActionsHarry Poulos
Leonard E. Gross, Supreme Court Rule 219: The Consequences of Refusal to Comply with Rules or Orders Relating to Discovery or Pretrial Conferences, 24 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 471 (1993).