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Re-Opening The Door To Antitrust Standing: R.C. Bigelow, Inc. V. Unilever N.V., Robert F. Nostramo
Re-Opening The Door To Antitrust Standing: R.C. Bigelow, Inc. V. Unilever N.V., Robert F. Nostramo
St. John's Law Review
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U.C.C. § 2-201(2)--A Search For A Just Interpretation: Bazak International Corp. V. Mast Industries, Janet L. Raimondo
U.C.C. § 2-201(2)--A Search For A Just Interpretation: Bazak International Corp. V. Mast Industries, Janet L. Raimondo
St. John's Law Review
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Perpich V. United States Department Of Defense: Who Controls The Weekend Soldier?, Roy W. Breitenbach
Perpich V. United States Department Of Defense: Who Controls The Weekend Soldier?, Roy W. Breitenbach
St. John's Law Review
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When Is A Quote Not A Quote?: The Subjectivity Of Truth In Masson V. New Yorker Magazine, Inc., John J. Mcgreevy
When Is A Quote Not A Quote?: The Subjectivity Of Truth In Masson V. New Yorker Magazine, Inc., John J. Mcgreevy
St. John's Law Review
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State Regulation Of Hostile Takeovers: The Constitutionality Of Third Generation Business Combination Statutes And The Role Of The Courts, Joseph V. Cuomo
State Regulation Of Hostile Takeovers: The Constitutionality Of Third Generation Business Combination Statutes And The Role Of The Courts, Joseph V. Cuomo
St. John's Law Review
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Beyond Neutralism: A Suggested Historically Justifiable Approach To Establishment Clause Analysis, Kevin D. Evans
Beyond Neutralism: A Suggested Historically Justifiable Approach To Establishment Clause Analysis, Kevin D. Evans
St. John's Law Review
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Toward Moral Responsibility In Lawyering: Further Thoughts On The Deontological Model Of Legal Ethics, Edward J. Eberle
Toward Moral Responsibility In Lawyering: Further Thoughts On The Deontological Model Of Legal Ethics, Edward J. Eberle
St. John's Law Review
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New York Court Of Appeals Holds That Court May Look Beyond Four Corners Of Complaint To Determine Insurance Company's Duty To Defend, Steven M. Skolnick
New York Court Of Appeals Holds That Court May Look Beyond Four Corners Of Complaint To Determine Insurance Company's Duty To Defend, Steven M. Skolnick
St. John's Law Review
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New York Court Of Appeals Holds That Claimant Under Seqra Must Show Special Injury To Establish Standing To Challenge Environmental Assessment Performed By Local Agency, Christopher P. Malloy
New York Court Of Appeals Holds That Claimant Under Seqra Must Show Special Injury To Establish Standing To Challenge Environmental Assessment Performed By Local Agency, Christopher P. Malloy
St. John's Law Review
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New York County Supreme Court Refuses To Apply Discovery Rule To Case Brought By Victim Of Childhood Sexual Abuse After Expiration Of Statute Of Limitations, Melanie Mandery
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The Second Circuit Takes Off In A New Direction: Airport Terminals Deemed Nonpublic Fora In International Society For Krishna Consciousness, Inc. V. Lee, Barbara Lynn Hall
The Second Circuit Takes Off In A New Direction: Airport Terminals Deemed Nonpublic Fora In International Society For Krishna Consciousness, Inc. V. Lee, Barbara Lynn Hall
St. John's Law Review
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An Uncertain Right: The Second Amendment And The Assault Weapon Legislation Controversy, Robert A. O'Hare, Jorge Pedreira
An Uncertain Right: The Second Amendment And The Assault Weapon Legislation Controversy, Robert A. O'Hare, Jorge Pedreira
St. John's Law Review
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Raped Once, But Violated Twice: Constitutional Protection Of A Rape Victim's Privacy, Gary F. Giampetruzzi
Raped Once, But Violated Twice: Constitutional Protection Of A Rape Victim's Privacy, Gary F. Giampetruzzi
St. John's Law Review
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Greco-Roman Legal Analysis: The Topics Of Invention, Michael Frost
Greco-Roman Legal Analysis: The Topics Of Invention, Michael Frost
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Expungement: A Concept In Need Of A Definition, James W. Diehm
Federal Expungement: A Concept In Need Of A Definition, James W. Diehm
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
People V. Antommarchi: Do Antommarchi Rights Benefit Anyone? A Comprehensive Examination Of The Decision And Its Ramifications, Christina Boulougouris
People V. Antommarchi: Do Antommarchi Rights Benefit Anyone? A Comprehensive Examination Of The Decision And Its Ramifications, Christina Boulougouris
St. John's Law Review
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Avoiding A Landmine: A Practitioner's Guide To Disarming The Reasonably Equivalent Value Requirement Of Section 548 Of The Bankruptcy Code, Scott Todd Salmonson
Avoiding A Landmine: A Practitioner's Guide To Disarming The Reasonably Equivalent Value Requirement Of Section 548 Of The Bankruptcy Code, Scott Todd Salmonson
St. John's Law Review
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Making The Establishment Clause In Reasonable Observer Cases More Reasonable, Marla A. Degaetano
Making The Establishment Clause In Reasonable Observer Cases More Reasonable, Marla A. Degaetano
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Prescription For The Treatment Of Product-By-Process Patent Infringement, Alan I. Cohen
A Prescription For The Treatment Of Product-By-Process Patent Infringement, Alan I. Cohen
St. John's Law Review
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Does All This Litigation "Reform" Really Benefit The Client, Robert L. Haig, Warren N. Stone
Does All This Litigation "Reform" Really Benefit The Client, Robert L. Haig, Warren N. Stone
St. John's Law Review
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Beyond Techniques Of Case Management: The Challenge Of The Civil Justice Reform Act Of 1990, A. Leo Levin
Beyond Techniques Of Case Management: The Challenge Of The Civil Justice Reform Act Of 1990, A. Leo Levin
St. John's Law Review
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The Role Of The Federal Magistrate Judge In Civil Justice Reform, R. Lawrence Dessem
The Role Of The Federal Magistrate Judge In Civil Justice Reform, R. Lawrence Dessem
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Judicial Vacancies And Delay In The Federal Courts: An Empirical Evaluation, Kim Dayton
Judicial Vacancies And Delay In The Federal Courts: An Empirical Evaluation, Kim Dayton
St. John's Law Review
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Reforming Civil Forfeiture Law: The Case For An Automatic Stay Provision, Gary R. Brown
Reforming Civil Forfeiture Law: The Case For An Automatic Stay Provision, Gary R. Brown
St. John's Law Review
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Disciplinary Rule 2-110(A)(3): Appellate Division, Second Department, Bans Use Of Nonrefundable Retainer Agreements, Christina M. Follini
Disciplinary Rule 2-110(A)(3): Appellate Division, Second Department, Bans Use Of Nonrefundable Retainer Agreements, Christina M. Follini
St. John's Law Review
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New York Court Of Appeals Creates An Exception To Employment At-Will Doctrine For Attorneys Who Blow The Whistle On Unethical Colleagues, Sharon Garb
St. John's Law Review
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Cplr 302(B): Appellate Division, Third Department Holds That It Is Inappropriate For The Judiciary To Provide A Time Limitation Beyond That Which The Legislature Has Included In The Statute, Elizabeth A. Cronin
Cplr 302(B): Appellate Division, Third Department Holds That It Is Inappropriate For The Judiciary To Provide A Time Limitation Beyond That Which The Legislature Has Included In The Statute, Elizabeth A. Cronin
St. John's Law Review
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Adapting Due Process To Match Your Tort: In Re Des: A Novel Approach To Jurisdiction, John Howard
Adapting Due Process To Match Your Tort: In Re Des: A Novel Approach To Jurisdiction, John Howard
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Retaining The Preponderance Standard Of Proof, Daniel J. Lyons
Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Retaining The Preponderance Standard Of Proof, Daniel J. Lyons
St. John's Law Review
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Fourth And Goal: Player Restraints In Professional Sports, A Look Back And A Look Ahead, Shant H. Chalian
Fourth And Goal: Player Restraints In Professional Sports, A Look Back And A Look Ahead, Shant H. Chalian
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.