Legal Articles - Minnesota Legal Periodical Index

1. "Juries on Trial"
[Book Review: Juries on Trial by Paula DiPerna].
Subject(s): BOOK REVIEW
Author(s): Crippen, Gary L.
42 BENCH & BAR OF MINNESOTA 35 (No. 9, October 1985)

2. "Symposium on Family Law: Is There Gender Neutrality in Minnesota Custody Decisions?"
Subject(s): FAMILY LAW--Child Custody
Author(s): Crippen, Gary L. & Hatling, John A.
9 HAMLINE LAW REVIEW 411 (No. 2, July 1986)

3. "Toward a Dependable Rule of Law"
Subject(s): FAMILY LAW
Author(s): Crippen, Gary L.
2 MINNESOTA FAMILY LAW JOURNAL 193 (No. 12, April/May 1985)

4. "Impact of Marriage Dissolution on Farm Families"
Subject(s): FAMILY LAW--Dissolution of Marriage
Author(s): Crippen, Gary L.
2 MINNESOTA FAMILY LAW JOURNAL 71 (No. 5, June 1984)

5. "Stumbling Beyond Best Interests of the Child: Reexamining Child Custody Standard-Setting in the Wake of Minnesota's Four Year Experiment with the Primary Caretaker Preference"
Subject(s): FAMILY LAW--Child Custody
Author(s): Crippen, Gary L.
75 MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW 427 (No. 2, December 1990)

6. "Juvenile Law and the Specter of the Star Chamber"
Subject(s): JUVENILES
Author(s): Crippen, Gary L.
11 MINNESOTA TRIAL LAWYER 7 (No. 1, Winter 1986)

7. "Minnesota's Alternatives to Primary Caretaker Placements: Too Much of a Good Thing?"
Subject(s): FAMILY LAW--Child Custody
Author(s): Crippen, Gary L. & Stuhlman, Sheila M.
28 WILLIAM MITCHELL LAW REVIEW 677 (No. 2, 2001)

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