Indiana Law Review Indiana Laiiv Revieiiv Volume 9 1976 Number 2 Copyright © 1976 by the Trustees of Indiana University Article The Flammable Fabrics Act and Strict Liability in Tort David C. Campbell, John F. Vargo 395 Notes Indiana's Rape Shield Law : Conflict with the Confrontation Clause? 418 Remedies for Constitutional Torts: "Special Factors Counselling Hesitation" 441 The Reasonable Expectation of Privacy—Katz v. United States, A Proscriptum 468 Family Income Shifting Within the Subchapter S Corporation 500 Reeent Development Criminal Procedure—Indiana Post-Conviction Remedy Rule 1 515 The failure of a defense attorney to conduct voir dire, make an opening statement, cross-examine the prosecu- tion's witnesses, present defense witnesses, and make a closing statement is not sufficient incompetence for ob- taining relief under Post-Conviction Remedy Rule 1, if such failure is due to an attorney's misconception of a single rule of law. — Bucci v. State, 332 N.E.2d 94 (Ind. 1975). Reitz : Cases and Materials on Contracts as Basic Commercial Law Kurt A, Strasser 525 Volume 9 January 1976 Number 2 The INDIANA LAW REVIEW is the property of Indiana Univereity and is published five times yearly, December, January, March, April, and June, by the Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis which aeeumes complete editorial responsibility therefor. Subacription rates: one year, $12.50; three years, $35.00; five years, $60.00; foreign, $14.00. Single copies: annual Survey Issue, $6.00; other issues, $8.50. Back issues, volume 1 through volume 8, number 1, are available from Fred B. Bothman & Co., 57 Leuning Street, South Hackensack, New Jersey 07606. Please notify ua one month in advance of any change of address and include both old and new addresses with zip codes to ensure delivery of all issues. Send all correspondence to Business Manager, Indiana Law Review, Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis, 735 West New York Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46202. Publication office: 735 West New York Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46202. Second class postage paid at Indianapolis, Indiana 46201.