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Law Enforcement In Subordinated Communities: Innovation And Response 2008 Survey Of Books Related To The Law - Policing And Race, Richard Delgado
Law Enforcement In Subordinated Communities: Innovation And Response 2008 Survey Of Books Related To The Law - Policing And Race, Richard Delgado
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Motivating Enforcement: Institutional Culture And The Clean Water Act Fourth Iucn Academy Of Environmental Law Worldwide Colloquium: Implementing Environmental Legislation: The Critical Role Of Enforcement And Compliance, William L. Andreen
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Preventive Tax Policy: Chief Justice Roger J. Traynor's Tax Philosophy, Mirit Eyal-Cohen
Preventive Tax Policy: Chief Justice Roger J. Traynor's Tax Philosophy, Mirit Eyal-Cohen
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Justice Roger J Traynor is best known for his judicial innovations in the fields of conflict of laws product liability and civil procedure However few would trace Traynors roots to the field of tax law In the late 1930s Traynor collaborated with Stanley S Surrey our nations foremost authorities on federal tax law and together they called for a substantial transformation of existing mechanisms for settling tax disputes At that crucial time in history high marginal tax rates intensified the friction between taxpayers and the government boosted litigation and multiplied the number of tax controversies Traynor and Surrey developed the …
Can Lawyers Find Happiness Symposium: Perspectives On Lawyer Happiness, Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic
Can Lawyers Find Happiness Symposium: Perspectives On Lawyer Happiness, Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic
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What If John Calmore Had A Latino/A Sibling A Tribute To John O. Calmore's Work, Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic
What If John Calmore Had A Latino/A Sibling A Tribute To John O. Calmore's Work, Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic
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Why Do We Ask The Same Questions - The Triple Helix Dilemma Revisited Symposium: Legal Information And The Development Of American Law: Further Thinking About The Thoughts Of Robert C. Berring, Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic
Why Do We Ask The Same Questions - The Triple Helix Dilemma Revisited Symposium: Legal Information And The Development Of American Law: Further Thinking About The Thoughts Of Robert C. Berring, Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic
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Patent Symmetry, Alan L. Durham
Patent Symmetry, Alan L. Durham
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The patent system suggests a natural symmetry if nonobvious changes are enough to distinguish a patentable invention from the prior art then further nonobvious changes should be enough to avoid infringing the patent Logical as this seems the courts have adopted the notoriously difficult standard of insubstantial differences rather than nonobviousness as the ultimate test of infringement In this article I consider the possibility of a genuinely symmetrical patent system and find the difficulties profound However I conclude that a semisymmetrical adaptation of the nonobviousness standard of patentability could provide a superior infringement analysis an analysis more objective in application …