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Full-Text Articles in Law
The Value Of Narrative In Legal Scholarship And Teaching, Jean C. Love
The Value Of Narrative In Legal Scholarship And Teaching, Jean C. Love
Faculty Publications
Storytelling-particularly storytelling written from an "outsider's" perspective-is a new form of legal writing that appears with increasing frequency on the pages of law reviews and specialized legal journals. At the same time, critics are questioning whether storytelling deserves to be classified as a form of legal scholarship. Perhaps storytellers are to be regarded as talented and creative writers, but do they truly deserve to be called legal scholars? At first, the debate was local, arising in the context of the deliberations of appointments committees and tenure committees. Now the debate is national, and it is being conducted on the pages …
The Preservation And Transmission System For The Intangible Cultural Properties Of The Republic Of Korea, Office Of Cultural Properties
The Preservation And Transmission System For The Intangible Cultural Properties Of The Republic Of Korea, Office Of Cultural Properties
Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict
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Gone But Not Conforming: Protecting The Abhorrent Testator From Majoritarian Cultural Norms Through Minority-Culture Arbitration, E. Gary Spitko
Gone But Not Conforming: Protecting The Abhorrent Testator From Majoritarian Cultural Norms Through Minority-Culture Arbitration, E. Gary Spitko
Faculty Publications
In a variety of contexts, cultural minorities have cause to fear adjudication of their legal rights and responsibilities in a legal system dominated by majority-culture personnel (most notably including judges and jurors). This is particularly true when cultural minorities attempt to use formal legal processes to give effect to choices that are inconsistent with prevailing community norms. In such cases, the substantive merit of their legal claims is at risk of being subjugated to majoritarian values, through a process that relies on members of the majority culture to vindicate the substantive rights at issue. This phenomenon presents a cruel dilemma: …
Ending The Welcome: Changes In The United States' Treatment Of Undocumented Aliens (1986 To 1996), Evangeline G. Abriel
Ending The Welcome: Changes In The United States' Treatment Of Undocumented Aliens (1986 To 1996), Evangeline G. Abriel
Faculty Publications
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Internet Search Engine Copying: Fair Use Defense To Copyright Infringement, Daniel Ovanezian
Internet Search Engine Copying: Fair Use Defense To Copyright Infringement, Daniel Ovanezian
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Revisiting Miller After The Striking Of The Communications Decency Act: A Proposed Set Of Internet Specific Regulations For Pornography On The Information Superhighway, Jason Kipness
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Web Site Legal Issues, Carol A. Kunze
Web Site Legal Issues, Carol A. Kunze
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Due Process And The Subpoena Power In Federal Environmental, Health, And Safety Whistleblower Proceedings, Stephen Smith
Due Process And The Subpoena Power In Federal Environmental, Health, And Safety Whistleblower Proceedings, Stephen Smith
Faculty Publications
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The Scope Of Protection For Patents After The Supreme Court's Warner-Jenkinson Decision: The Fair Protection--Certainty Conundrum, Donald S. Chisum
The Scope Of Protection For Patents After The Supreme Court's Warner-Jenkinson Decision: The Fair Protection--Certainty Conundrum, Donald S. Chisum
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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The Prior User Right Of H.R. 400: A Careful Balancing Of Competing Interests, Pierre Hubert
The Prior User Right Of H.R. 400: A Careful Balancing Of Competing Interests, Pierre Hubert
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Breaking New Grounds In Administrative Revocation Of U.S. Patents: A Proposition For Opposition - And Beyond, Allan M. Soobert
Breaking New Grounds In Administrative Revocation Of U.S. Patents: A Proposition For Opposition - And Beyond, Allan M. Soobert
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Look And Feel Protection Of Web Site User Interfaces: Copyright Or Trade Dress?, Lisa M. Byerly
Look And Feel Protection Of Web Site User Interfaces: Copyright Or Trade Dress?, Lisa M. Byerly
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Losing The Presumption Of Market Power For Antitrust Purposes, And Its Affect On The Software Industry, Regina A. Demeo
Losing The Presumption Of Market Power For Antitrust Purposes, And Its Affect On The Software Industry, Regina A. Demeo
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Rescuing Reverse Engineering, Barak D. Jolish
Rescuing Reverse Engineering, Barak D. Jolish
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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Software Patent Infringement On The Internet And On Modern Computer Systems - Who Is Liable For Damages?, Keith E. Witek
Software Patent Infringement On The Internet And On Modern Computer Systems - Who Is Liable For Damages?, Keith E. Witek
Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal
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A Comparison Of California Common Interest Development Law And The Uniform Common Interest Of Ownership Act, Katharine N. Rosenberry, Curtis G. Sproul
A Comparison Of California Common Interest Development Law And The Uniform Common Interest Of Ownership Act, Katharine N. Rosenberry, Curtis G. Sproul
Santa Clara Law Review
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Book Review [Republicanism: A Theory Of Freedom And Government], Santa Clara Law Review
Book Review [Republicanism: A Theory Of Freedom And Government], Santa Clara Law Review
Santa Clara Law Review
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Will California's Sexually Violent Predators Act Survive Constitutional Attacks?, Tanya M. Montano
Will California's Sexually Violent Predators Act Survive Constitutional Attacks?, Tanya M. Montano
Santa Clara Law Review
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Critical Assessment: The Financial Role Of Community Associations, James L. Winokur
Critical Assessment: The Financial Role Of Community Associations, James L. Winokur
Santa Clara Law Review
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The Laogai And Violations Of International Human Rights Law: A Mandate For The Laogai Charter, Melissa Pearson Fruge
The Laogai And Violations Of International Human Rights Law: A Mandate For The Laogai Charter, Melissa Pearson Fruge
Santa Clara Law Review
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The Defense Of Marriage Act: How Congress Said No To Full Faith And Credit And The Constitution, James M. Patten
The Defense Of Marriage Act: How Congress Said No To Full Faith And Credit And The Constitution, James M. Patten
Santa Clara Law Review
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A Progressive Reply To The Aclu On Proposition 209, Martin D. Carcieri
A Progressive Reply To The Aclu On Proposition 209, Martin D. Carcieri
Santa Clara Law Review
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The Need For Takings Law Reform: A View From The Trenches - A Response To Taking Stock Of The Takings Debate, Michael M. Berger, Gideon Kanner
The Need For Takings Law Reform: A View From The Trenches - A Response To Taking Stock Of The Takings Debate, Michael M. Berger, Gideon Kanner
Santa Clara Law Review
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Towards A Social Capital Theory Of Law: Lessons From Collaborative Reproduction, Jason Mazzone
Towards A Social Capital Theory Of Law: Lessons From Collaborative Reproduction, Jason Mazzone
Santa Clara Law Review
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Custody Relocation: More Questions Than Answers Result From High Court Opinions In California And New York, Pamela Markert
Custody Relocation: More Questions Than Answers Result From High Court Opinions In California And New York, Pamela Markert
Santa Clara Law Review
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A Reply To Messrs. Berger And Kanner, Lois J. Schiffer
A Reply To Messrs. Berger And Kanner, Lois J. Schiffer
Santa Clara Law Review
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Books Received, Santa Clara Law Review
Legal Tales From Gilligan's Island, Robert M. Jarvis
Legal Tales From Gilligan's Island, Robert M. Jarvis
Santa Clara Law Review
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The Misappropriation Theory Of Insider Trading: What Constitutes A Similar Relationship Of Trust And Confidence, Keith Valory
The Misappropriation Theory Of Insider Trading: What Constitutes A Similar Relationship Of Trust And Confidence, Keith Valory
Santa Clara Law Review
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Congress In Relief: The Economic Importance Of Revoking Baseball's Antitrust Exemption, Joshua Hamilton
Congress In Relief: The Economic Importance Of Revoking Baseball's Antitrust Exemption, Joshua Hamilton
Santa Clara Law Review
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