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Home Members Submissions Publications Current Issue Past Issues Illinois Law Forum Symposium Baum Lecture Members Only Contact Us	Volume 2004   Number 4       Articles           The Limits on Congress's Authority to Investigate the President   William P. Marshall       Contracting Communities   Lee Anne Fennell The Meaning of Probability Judgments:  An Essay on the Use and Misuse of Behavioral Economics   Charles Yablon       Notes           Fighting for Control:  Movie Studios and the Battle over Third-Party Revisions   Carrie A. Beyer       Digital Signatures:  Will Government Regulation of Users Mean That Anonymity in Transactions on the Internet Is Forever Lost?   Deborah L. Morgan       Reprinted Article           Overcoming Barriers to Physician Volunteerism:  Summary of State Law Providing Reduced Malpractice Liability Exposure for Clinician Volunteers Editor's Note:  Dr. Hattis' article originally appeared in Volume 2004, Issue 1.  Unfortunately, when it was first published, the appendix was not included.  In order to rectify this oversight, the article along with the appendix, are being published in this issue in their entirety.  The University of Illinois Law Review apologizes to Dr. Hattis and his readers for this oversight.   Paul A. Hattis
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