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Indiana Law Review Volume 42 2009 Number 3 Copyright © 2009 by the Trustees of Indiana University TABLE OF CONTENTS SYMPOSIUM JAZZING UP FAMILY LAW Jazzing Up Family Law: The First Annual Midwest Family Law Conference Jennifer Ann Drobac 533 Jazz and Family Law: Structures, Freedoms, and Sound Changes Sheila Simon 567 Family Law for the Underclass: Underscoring Law's Ideological Function David Ray Papke 583 The Basis for Legal Parentage and the Clash Between Custody and Child Support Leslie Joan Harris 611 Permanence and Parenthood: The Case for Abolishing the Adoption Annulment Doctrine Margaret M. Mahoney 639 To Be or to Exist: Standards for Deciding Whether Dementia Patients in Nursing Homes Should Engage in Intimacy, Sex, and Adultery Evelyn M. Tenenbaum 675 Katrina Disaster Family Law: The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Families and Family Law Sandie McCarthy-Brown 111 Susan L. Waysdorf Volume 42 Number 3