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The New Fetal Protection: The Wrong Answer To The Crisis Of Inadequate Health Care For Women And Children, Linda C. Fentiman Jan 2006

The New Fetal Protection: The Wrong Answer To The Crisis Of Inadequate Health Care For Women And Children, Linda C. Fentiman

Denver Law Review

No abstract provided.


Disputed-Consent Searches: An Uncharacteristic Step Toward Reinforcing Defendants' Privacy Rights, Andrew Fiske Jan 2006

Disputed-Consent Searches: An Uncharacteristic Step Toward Reinforcing Defendants' Privacy Rights, Andrew Fiske

Denver Law Review

No abstract provided.


Assessing Alternative Compensation Models For Online Content Consumption, Tal Z. Zarsky Jan 2006

Assessing Alternative Compensation Models For Online Content Consumption, Tal Z. Zarsky

Denver Law Review

No abstract provided.


Brown V. Sanders: Invalid Factors And Appellate Review In Capital Sentencing, Karen Lamprey Jan 2006

Brown V. Sanders: Invalid Factors And Appellate Review In Capital Sentencing, Karen Lamprey

Denver Law Review

No abstract provided.


Vol. 84, No. 2: Full Issue, Denver University Law Review Jan 2006

Vol. 84, No. 2: Full Issue, Denver University Law Review

Denver Law Review

No abstract provided.


Review Of Optional Law: The Structure Of Legal Entitlements, Omri Ben-Shahar Jan 2006

Review Of Optional Law: The Structure Of Legal Entitlements, Omri Ben-Shahar

Reviews

The concept of "property rights" plays a prominent role in economic theory. Economists have been studying how property rights emerged as a system of allocation, replacing regimes of open access and lack of legal order. Property rights are regularly viewed by economists as the primary policy tool to control the incentives to invest in new assets (e.g., in information) and to maintain existing assets (e.g., fisheries) when contracts are incomplete. Property rights are the endowments that individuals exchange in a market economy, the equity that investors trade in financial markets. Property rights are a basic building block in economics.


Harmful Tax Competition And Its Harmful Remedies, James R. Hines Jr. Jan 2006

Harmful Tax Competition And Its Harmful Remedies, James R. Hines Jr.

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There is, among some of your reviewer's friends, an abhorrence of tax competition, and a fascination with tax harmonization, that defies simple understanding. The way that the case is typically presented, European tax harmonization is desirable because eliminating tax differences between European nations would promote economic efficiency. With greater economic efficiency, there is more of everything to go around, so it becomes possible to maintain life exactly as it currently is, except that now, instead of every family having one toaster, they can have two. A wise goal, a worthy goal, this economic efficiency-though the drive to eke more out …


Law's Own Ontology: A Comment On Law's Quandary, Jospeh Vining Jan 2006

Law's Own Ontology: A Comment On Law's Quandary, Jospeh Vining

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This is the last sentence of Steven Smith's elegant book, Law's Quandary: "[I]n the meantime.., we would perhaps be wise to confess our confusion and to acknowledge that there are richer realities and greater powers in the universe than our meager modern philosophies have dreamed of."


Forum, Donald J. Herzog Jan 2006

Forum, Donald J. Herzog

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Psst: here’s my secret wry suspicion. Political theorists are allergic to facts. They feel entitled to firm beliefs—about state-building, modernization, the rise of the bourgeoisie, you name it—because they’ve read some fancy theory books. So a lot of theory reads like a conceptual shell game, with various intoxicating abstractions shuffled about. I’m enough of a vulgar pragmatist to think that theory isn’t what you get when you leave out the facts. So I found Wahrman’s Making of the Modern Self sheer joy, from start to finish. The bottom line first: this is a mustread across the humanities and humanistic social …


What We Know, And What We Should Know About American Trial Trends, Margo Schlanger Jan 2006

What We Know, And What We Should Know About American Trial Trends, Margo Schlanger

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More than a few people noticed that the American court system was seeing ever fewer trials before Marc Galanter named the phenomenon.' But until Galanter mobilized lawyers2 and scholars to look systematically at the issue, inquiry was both piecemeal and sparse. Over the past three years, in contrast, Galanter's research 3 and his idea entrepreneurship, crystallized in the "Vanishing Trial" label, has spawned if not a huge literature at least a substantial one. We have now gotten the benefit of sustained scholarly inquiry by researchers of many stripes. Their work has been largely, though not entirely, empirical, and so we …


Understanding The Dehumidification Performance Of Air-Conditioning Equipment At Part-Load Conditions, Florida Solar Energy Center, Don B. Shirey Iii Jan 2006

Understanding The Dehumidification Performance Of Air-Conditioning Equipment At Part-Load Conditions, Florida Solar Energy Center, Don B. Shirey Iii

FSEC Energy Research Center®

Air conditioner cooling coils typically provide both sensible cooling and moisture removal. Data from a limited number of field studies (Khattar et al. 1985; Henderson and Rengarajan 1996; Henderson 1998) have demonstrated that the moisture removal capacity of a cooling coil degrades at part-load conditions - especially when the supply fan operates continuously while the cooling coil cycles on and off. Degradation occurs because moisture that condenses on the coil surfaces during the cooling cycle evaporates back into air stream when the coil is off. This degradation affects the ability of cooling equipment to maintain proper indoor humidity levels and …


Keep That Good Heart: The Life And Legacy Of Congressman Peter W. Rodino, Jr., Paula A. Franzese Jan 2006

Keep That Good Heart: The Life And Legacy Of Congressman Peter W. Rodino, Jr., Paula A. Franzese

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Confrontation After Crawford: The Decision's Impact On How Hearsay Is Analyzed Under The Confrontation Clause, Jerome C. Latimer Jan 2006

Confrontation After Crawford: The Decision's Impact On How Hearsay Is Analyzed Under The Confrontation Clause, Jerome C. Latimer

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Supreme Court Jurisprudence Of Tax Fairness, Richard J. Wood Jan 2006

Supreme Court Jurisprudence Of Tax Fairness, Richard J. Wood

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


John Marshall And Indian Land Rights: A Historical Rejoinder To The Claim Of "Universal Recognition" Of The Doctrine Of Discovery, Blake A. Watson Jan 2006

John Marshall And Indian Land Rights: A Historical Rejoinder To The Claim Of "Universal Recognition" Of The Doctrine Of Discovery, Blake A. Watson

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


United States V. Schiff: Commercial Speech Regulation Or Free Speech Infringement?, Jacqueline K. Hall Jan 2006

United States V. Schiff: Commercial Speech Regulation Or Free Speech Infringement?, Jacqueline K. Hall

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


A Therapeutic Jurisprudential Approach To Guardianship Of Persons With Mild Cognitive Impairment, Patricia C. Mcmanus Jan 2006

A Therapeutic Jurisprudential Approach To Guardianship Of Persons With Mild Cognitive Impairment, Patricia C. Mcmanus

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


The Right Of Access To Public Forums: Does A Failure To Require The Least Restrictive Alternative Result In A Failure To Communicate?, Whitney M. Smith Jan 2006

The Right Of Access To Public Forums: Does A Failure To Require The Least Restrictive Alternative Result In A Failure To Communicate?, Whitney M. Smith

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Board Of Officers - Vol. 36, No. 2 2006 Jan 2006

Board Of Officers - Vol. 36, No. 2 2006

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Table Of Contents - Vol. 36, No. 2 2006 Jan 2006

Table Of Contents - Vol. 36, No. 2 2006

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Coming Soon To A Court Near You—Convicting The Unrepresented At The Bail Stage: An Autopsy Of A State High Court's Sua Sponte Rejection Of Indigent Defendants' Right To Counsel, Douglas L. Colbert Jan 2006

Coming Soon To A Court Near You—Convicting The Unrepresented At The Bail Stage: An Autopsy Of A State High Court's Sua Sponte Rejection Of Indigent Defendants' Right To Counsel, Douglas L. Colbert

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Ethics In Government At The Local Level, Vincent R. Johnson Jan 2006

Ethics In Government At The Local Level, Vincent R. Johnson

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Financial Moral Panic! Sarbanes-Oxley, Financier Folk Devils, And Off-Balance-Sheet Arrangements, Jose Gabilondo Jan 2006

Financial Moral Panic! Sarbanes-Oxley, Financier Folk Devils, And Off-Balance-Sheet Arrangements, Jose Gabilondo

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


A One-Sided Federalism Revolution: The Unaddressed Constitutional Compromise On Federalism And Individual Rights, Patrick M. Garry Jan 2006

A One-Sided Federalism Revolution: The Unaddressed Constitutional Compromise On Federalism And Individual Rights, Patrick M. Garry

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Reasonable Accommodations For Individuals Regarded As Having Disabilities Under The Americans With Disabilities Act? Why "No" Should Not Be The Answer, Lawrence D. Rosenthal Jan 2006

Reasonable Accommodations For Individuals Regarded As Having Disabilities Under The Americans With Disabilities Act? Why "No" Should Not Be The Answer, Lawrence D. Rosenthal

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Mental Health Courts: No Longer Experimental, Gregory L. Acquaviva Jan 2006

Mental Health Courts: No Longer Experimental, Gregory L. Acquaviva

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Using Old Ideas To Catch New Infringers: How Courts Should Look To Patent Law To Apply Liability For Inducing Infringement, Cristin Keegan Jan 2006

Using Old Ideas To Catch New Infringers: How Courts Should Look To Patent Law To Apply Liability For Inducing Infringement, Cristin Keegan

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Board Of Officers - Vol. 36, No. 3 2006 Jan 2006

Board Of Officers - Vol. 36, No. 3 2006

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Table Of Contents - Vol. 36, No. 3 2006 Jan 2006

Table Of Contents - Vol. 36, No. 3 2006

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.


Phoenix From The Ashes? Heightened Pleading Requirements In Disparate Impact Cases, Elizabeth Roseman Jan 2006

Phoenix From The Ashes? Heightened Pleading Requirements In Disparate Impact Cases, Elizabeth Roseman

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.