Vol. 77, Issue 4, 2015January 05, 2015 EDT
AVOIDING THE APPEARANCE OF IMPROPRIETY: MISSOURI AND KANSAS SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF CAPS ON NONECONOMIC DAMAGES DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES IN THE SELECTION OF SPECIAL JUDGES
AVOIDING THE APPEARANCE OF IMPROPRIETY: MISSOURI AND KANSAS SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF CAPS ON NONECONOMIC DAMAGES DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES IN THE SELECTION OF SPECIAL JUDGES
statutory caps noneconomic damages personal injury cases Miller v. Johnson Watts ex rel. Watts v. Lester E. Cox Medical Centers Kansas Constitution Missouri Constitution
Stephen R. Clark, AVOIDING THE APPEARANCE OF IMPROPRIETY: MISSOURI AND KANSAS SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF CAPS ON NONECONOMIC DAMAGES DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES IN THE SELECTION OF SPECIAL JUDGES, 77 Albany Law Review (2015).
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