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Introduction Jury Trials Aren't What They Used to Be Randall T. Shepard 859 II. Supreme Court Review An Examination of the Indiana Supreme Court Docket, Dispositions, and Voting in 2004 Mark J. Crandley 867 P. Jason Stephenson III. Appellate Procedure Appellate Procedure Kevin S. Smith 883 rv. Civil Procedure Recent Developments in Indiana Civil Procedure Michael A. Dorelli 919 V. Constitutional Law Indiana Constitutional Developments Jon Laramore 963 VI. Criminal Law and Procedure Recent Developments in Indiana Criminal Law and Procedure Joel M. Schumm 999 VII. Environmental Law Environmental Law Developments: A Focus on Brownfields—Overcoming Historical Environmental Problems George M. Plews 1035 Jejfrey D. Featherstun VIII. Evidence Recent Developments in Indiana Evidence Law JeffPapa 1057 IX. Family Law Recent Developments: Indiana Family Law Michael G. Ruppert 1085 Joseph W. Ruppert X. Health Care Law Survey of Recent Developments in Health Care Lav^ John C. Render 1127 Steven H. Pratt | XI. Insurance Law Survey of Recent Developments in Insurance Law Richard K. Shoultz 1163 XII. Intellectual Property Law Recent Developments in Intellectual Property Law Christopher A . Brown 1181 XIII. Product Liability Survey of Recent Developments in Indiana Product Liability Law Joseph R. Alberts 1205 XIV. Professional Responsibility Survey of the Law of Professional Responsibility You Say You Want an Evolution?: An Overview of the Ethics 2000 Amendments to the Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct Donald R. Lundberg 1255 Charles M. Kidd XV. Professionalism and Civility A Survey of Professionalism and Civility Tim A. Baker 1305 XVI. Property Law Let the Seller Beware: The Slow Demise of Caveat Emptor in Real Property Transactions and Other Recent Developments in Indiana Real Property Law Tanya D. Marsh 1317 Robert G. Solloway I XVII. Taxation Recent Developments in Indiana Taxation Lawrence A. Jegen, III 1341 Adam J. Brown XVm. Tort Law Recent Developments in Indiana Tort Law JanaK. Strain 1379 Carol A. Nemeth Volume 38 Number 4