Restatements of the Law

Principles of the Law in the Wiener-Rogers Law Library

Principles of the Law is a collection detailing undiscovered areas of law or areas of law that are thought to be in need of reform.  The difference between a Restatement and a Principle of Law is that Restatements summarize existing common law trends; whereas, Principles of the Law recommend changes to existing common law.

Title

Call Number
Principles of the Law, Aggregate Litigation KF 8890 .P75 2010

Principles of the Law, Corporate Governance: Analysis and Recommendations

KF 1422 .P75 2008
Principles of the Law, Election Administration: Non-Precint Voting and Resolution of Ballot-Counting Disputes KF 4886 .P75

Principles of the Law, Family Dissolution: Analysis and Recommendations

KF 535 .P752 2002
Principles of the Law, Government Ethics KF 4568 .R47 2015
Principles of the Law, Intellectual Property - Principles Governing Jurisdiction, Choice of Law, and Judgments in Transnational Disputes K 7550 .I55 2008
Principles of the Law, Policing KF 5399 .P75 2017

Principles of the Law, Nonprofit Organizations

(converted to Restatement of Law beginning with drafts produced in 2014).

 KF 1388 .P75
Principles of the Law, Software Contracts KF 905 .C6 P75 2010
Principles of the Law, Student Sexual Misconduct: Procedural Framework for Colleges and Universities KF 9325 .P75 2018

Principles ot the Law, Transnational Civil Procedure

KF 8840 .A2 T73 2004
Principles of the Law, Transnational Insolvency  
     International Statement of United States Bankruptcy Law KDZ 384 .T73 2003
     International Statement of Canadian Bankruptcy Law KE 1485 .T73 2003
     International Statement of Mexican Bankruptcy Law KGF 1479 .T73 2003
     Principles of Cooperation Among NAFTA Countries KDZ 384 .T7344 2003