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Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility

Fordham Law School

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2014

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Nationalization And Necessity: Takings And A Doctrine Of Economic Emergency, Nestor M. Davidson Jan 2014

Nationalization And Necessity: Takings And A Doctrine Of Economic Emergency, Nestor M. Davidson

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Serious economic crises have recurred with regularity throughout our history. So too have government takeovers of failing private companies in response, and the downturn of the last decade was no exception. At the height of the crisis, the federal government nationalized several of the country’s largest private enterprises. Recently, shareholders in these firms have sued the federal government, arguing that the takeovers constituted a taking of their property without just compensation in violation of the Fifth Amendment. This Essay argues that for the owners of companies whose failure would raise acute economic spillovers, nationalization without the obligation to pay just …


Prosecutors’ Disclosure Obligations In The U.S., Bruce A. Green, Peter A. Joy Jan 2014

Prosecutors’ Disclosure Obligations In The U.S., Bruce A. Green, Peter A. Joy

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The article offers information on the prosecutor's discovery disclosure obligation in the U.S. Topics discussed include efforts of defense attorney in the prosecutor's disclosure obligation, efforts beyond the professional discipline, and legal enforcement to promote and support the approach of prosecutor's disclosure obligation, and collection of material used as evidence in the civil or criminal litigation.