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West Egg Versus East Egg: The Superficial Distinctions And Double Standards Of Cannabis Use, Valerie L. Murphy

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A New Jersey Employer’S Guide: Testing For Cannabis In The Workplace, Sabrina R. Santamaria

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To Put It Bluntly: A Criticism Of Social Equity Cannabis Licensing Schemes, Catherine R. Salerno

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The Olympics And Cannabis, Nicholas Coughlin

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The Grass Is Greener On The Other Side Of The Ocean: Adopting Foreign Reforms To Improve Mental Health Care In The United States, Sydney Schubert

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The Criminalization Of Pregnant People: Should Prenatal Drug Use Be Treated As A Crime Or Cry For Help?, Stevey Terry

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The Deceiving Pocket-Sized Device That Has Fueled A New Age Of Tobacco Smokers, Jilsime Beciri

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New Jersey And The Journey To Recreational Use Cannabis, Michael Manning

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Reclassifying Cannabis As A Schedule Iii Drug, Rj Prifitera

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The Grass Is Not Greener In The Garden State, Keara Walsh

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Down To The Wire: Employee Cannabis Screening In New Jersey, Christina M. Zarcone

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Reconsidering The Letter Of The Law: On The Necessity Of Expanding Death Penalty Exemptions For The Mentally Ill, Rosa Mazza-Hilway

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History Repeating: How Jim Crow-Type Laws Continue To Disenfranchise Black Women, Deanna Brizak

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Removing Cms Constraints And Going Beyond The Ncd Approach A Broader Set Of Congressional Legislative Action And Policy Reforms To Address Increase In Prescription Drug Spending And Improve Medicare Beneficiary Access To New Drugs, Akil I. Dharamsi

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Creating More Problems Than Solutions: Why It’S Time For The Wire Act To Retire, Sarah Elizabeth Robertson

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Is My Impairment “Minor?”: How Courts Should Analyze The “Transitory And Minor” Exception Of The Ada, Zac Brower

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Social Media & Facial Recognition: A Nudge In The Right Direction, Rachel Danielle Beeman

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A Breath Of Fresh Air: How To Balance Environmental Justice Concerns With Local Air Pollution And Cap-And-Trade, Mia Dohrmann

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A Pandemic And Evictions: A Dangerous Duo That Is Creating An Insurmountable Crisis, Kenneth D. Freid

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Cookies And The Wiretap Act: Not Always Sweet, Aditi Padmanabhan

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When Farmacies Replace Pharmacies: Regulating The “Food-As-Medicine” Movement, Elizabeth Sharpe

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Implications Of Indefinitely Stripping The Right To Bear Arms - Perpetrating Stigmas About Mental Illness And How The Sixth Circuit Got It Right, Matthew Starner

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Purchasing Pandora’S Box: The Impact Of Strict Liability For Subsidiary Violations Of The Fcpa Accounting Provisions On M & A Transactions, Ethan Westcott Smith

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Trademarks Are Not Tarnished Just Yet: How The Dilution By Tarnishment Statute Survives The First Amendment, Nicholas Prainito

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Pass-On Theory In The Era Of Technological Platforms, Varun Trivedi

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You Gotta Fight For The Right To Bar-Gain: How The Supreme Court Ruling In Janus V. Afscme Could Undermine The Exclusive Bargaining Rights Of Public Sector Unions, Christina Zarcone

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The Effect Of Perjured Testimony On Due Process: Should Prosecutors Assume Their Witnesses Are Lying?, Nicholas D. Velez

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Overregulating Cannabis And Underregulating Prescription Opioids: Is A Compelling Opioid Crisis Remediation Strategy Getting Lost In The Weeds?, Jared Blau-Kursman Esq.

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At The Same Time African Women And Mothers Resisted: Dialectical Constructions Of Race And Gender In The Black Atlantic And Early Colonies Of The New World, Anna L. Biesecker-Mast

Joyce Durham Essay Contest in Women's and Gender Studies

We find the rough beginning of this story in the dynamic and contingent scene of the early Atlantic. I say contingent because it is these early complex transatlantic (political and cultural) encounters that fundamentally shaped and shape the trajectory of modernity. At the heart of this development of modernity are constructions of race and gender. And given the contingency of history, it must be noted that, if responses to these encounters had been different, perhaps we would be living with a different modernity—maybe one with different or less harmful notions of race and gender difference.

Understanding how these conceptualizations came …

Largemouth Bass In The Upper Mississippi River: An Evaluation Of Management Strategies And Understanding Potential Factors Influencing Dynamic Rate Functions, Kylie Beth Sterling

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The Upper Mississippi River (UMR) supports ecologically and economically important commercial and recreational fisheries. One recreational fishery in the UMR is the Largemouth Bass fishery. Recreational fisheries can be effectively managed using information on population dynamics, though little is known about Largemouth Bass population dynamics in large river ecosystems. Therefore, the objectives of this study were to 1) evaluate recruitment, growth, and mortality of three Largemouth Bass populations in the UMR, specifically within Pools 4, 8, and 13, and 2) to use those estimates of recruitment, growth and mortality to inform exploitation models to evaluate best management practices for each …