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Public Law And The Obsolescence Of The Lawyer, Arthur S. Miller

Florida Law Review

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A Working Model For Jurisprudential Investigation: On The Lawyer As An Emerging Force In Modern Jurisprudence, Thomas A. Cowan

Florida Law Review

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Legal Ethics: Standards For Whose Sake?, Karl B. Block Jr., Michael Mcgillicuddy

Florida Law Review

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Lsd: A Challenge To American Drug Law Philosophy, Brian Alexander Rosborough

Florida Law Review

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What Is A Crime?, Vernon Fox

Florida Law Review

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"After All, Doctors Are Human", Leonard S. Powers

Florida Law Review

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The Territorial Sea: A Quest For Uniformity, Oscar Svarlien

Florida Law Review

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Industrial Development Bonds: Judicial Construction Vs. Plant Construction, Don R. Livingstone

Florida Law Review

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Equal Rights For Women, Grace W. Taylor

Florida Law Review

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Statutory Regulation Of Marriage Counselors, Charles J. Cheves Jr.

Florida Law Review

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Falling Away Into Disease: Disability-Deviance Narratives In American Crime Control, Matt Saleh

St. John's Law Review

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Who in society is predisposed to crime? Many of us are familiar with cultural narratives that trace criminal behavior to some cognitive defect in the perpetrator. For instance, we might recall the persistent media allusions to Adam Lanza’s Asperger Syndrome after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, despite evidence that individuals on the autism spectrum are, on average, not more likely, and are quite possibly less likely, to commit serious crime in their lifetime. Similarly, popular narratives about the relationship between “mental illness” and violence are pervasive, despite the broad meaning of the terminology and a deeply-misunderstood …

Living In A Legal Limbo: Mechanisms To “Fix” The Legal And Social Positions Of Unregistered Children In Indonesia, Hoko Horii, Theresia Dyah Wirastri

The Indonesian Journal of Socio-Legal Studies

This paper examines the reasons and consequences of a lacking birth-registration in Indonesia, as well as the mechanisms to ‘fix’ it. In order to avoid the legal and social consequences of the lack of registration, creative and ad-hoc solutions are crafted – not only by the individual families who face the problem, but also by their community, including local and state actors who are involved in the mechanisms and paperwork. These mechanisms exist also because of state’s reluctance to enforce regulation related to unregistered marriage and children born into unregistered marriage as these matters are religiously and culturally delicate. We …

Liability To Bystanders For Negligently Inflicted Emotional Harm – A Comment On The Nature Of Arbitrary Rules, Richard N. Pearson

Florida Law Review

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Consumer Testimony As Proof Of Identity Of The Controlled Substance In A Narcotics Case, J. Allison Defoor Ii

Florida Law Review

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Environmental Law: The Inapplicability Of The Special Injury Rule To The Florida Environmental Protection Act, Bonnie J. Losak

Florida Law Review

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Patent Law – Patentability Of Micro-Organisms – What Next?, Garry Johnson

Florida Law Review

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Criminal Law: Who Will Decide When A Patient May Die?, Linda Nell Flewellen

Florida Law Review

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The Citadel For The Human Cadaver: The Harvard Brain Death Criteria Exhumed, Paul S. Rothstein

Florida Law Review

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Onshore Impact In Florida Of Offshore Energy Development, R. D. Woodson, John Corbett, Marc Tanner

Florida Law Review

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Drawing The Line At The Oceanfront: The Role Of Coastal Construction Setback Lines In Regulating Development Of The Coastal Zone, Frank E. Maloney, Anthony J. O'Donnell Jr.

Florida Law Review

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Child Support: Implications Of Abortion On The Relative Parental Duties, Marty Anderson

Florida Law Review

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Federal Control Over Wetland Areas: The Corps Of Engineers Expands Its Jurisdiction, William F. Schneider

Florida Law Review

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Law, Capitalism, And The Future, Jan G. Deutsch

Florida Law Review

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The Conditional Liability Rule – A Viable Alternative For The Wrongful Death Of A Stillborn Child, Donald L. Gibson

Florida Law Review

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Privacy Of Information In Florida Public Employee Personnel Files, M. Lee Gay Jr.

Florida Law Review

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Aversion Therapy And The Involuntarily Confined: Rehabilitation Or Retribution?, Robert T. Cunningham Jr.

Florida Law Review

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Waters Of The United States: Does Federal Control Inundate The Wetland?, Mitzi Cockrell Austin

Florida Law Review

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Involuntary Commitment Of Alcoholics, James E. L. Seay

Florida Law Review

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Corps Of Engineers Dredge And Fill Jurisdiction: Buttressing A Citadel Under Seige, W. Christian Hoyer

Florida Law Review

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Pregnancy, Privacy, And The Constitution: The Court At The Crossroads, Harley Riedel

Florida Law Review

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