Utah Law Review 2005 Number 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS; Marriage and the Struggle for Gay, Lesbian, and Black Liberation; Judicial Nomination Filibuster Cause and Cure; Resolving the Class Action Crisis: Mass Tort Litigation as Network; What Does CREATE Create? An Examination of the Cooperative Research and Technology Enhancement Act and Its Impact on the Obviousness Requirement in Patent Law; Medical Arbitration in Utah: A Plea for Greater Fairness and Equal Bargaining Positions; Safety Nets and Side Effects: Regulatory Takings and Alternative Compensation Structures Created in Response to the Desert Tortoise Listing in Southern Utah; When Is the Unmarried Partner of an Alien Who Has Been Forcibly Subjected to Abortion or Sterilization a "Spouse" for the Purpose of Asylum Eligibility? The Diverging Opinions of Ma v. Ashcroft and Chen v. Ashcroft; Tuition Tax Credit Proposals in Utah-Their Constitutionality and Feasibility; Are You a Fleeing Felon? A Call for the Social Security Administration to Adhere to Its Fugitive Felon Provision's Plain Meaning to Prevent Unfair and Unsuspecting Benefit Suspension of Non-Fleeing SSI Recipients; Working Within and Around Utah's Section 76-5-411 After Crawford v. Washington: Assessing the Admissibility of Out-Of-COurt Statements of Child Victims of Sexual Abus