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When Voters Choose The Sentence: The Drug Policy Initiatives In Arizona, California, Ohio, And Michigan, Michael M. O'Hear
When Voters Choose The Sentence: The Drug Policy Initiatives In Arizona, California, Ohio, And Michigan, Michael M. O'Hear
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The New Politics Of Sentencing, Michael M. O'Hear
The New Politics Of Sentencing, Michael M. O'Hear
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The Long And Arduous Journey To Truth-In-Sentencing In Wisconsin, Thomas J. Hammer
The Long And Arduous Journey To Truth-In-Sentencing In Wisconsin, Thomas J. Hammer
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The Virtues Of Corporate And Professional Guardians, Alison Barnes
The Virtues Of Corporate And Professional Guardians, Alison Barnes
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Can An Employer Reject An Applicant Because The Workplace Would Threaten His Health?, Ralph C. Anzivino
Can An Employer Reject An Applicant Because The Workplace Would Threaten His Health?, Ralph C. Anzivino
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Can A State Waive Its Immunity By Removing A Case From State To Federal Court?, Jay E. Grenig
Can A State Waive Its Immunity By Removing A Case From State To Federal Court?, Jay E. Grenig
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Can The Disparate Impact Method Of Proving Discrimination Establish An Adea Violation?, Jay E. Grenig
Can The Disparate Impact Method Of Proving Discrimination Establish An Adea Violation?, Jay E. Grenig
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When Can The Nlrb Sanction An Employer For Filing A Losing Retaliatory Lawsuit?, Jay E. Grenig
When Can The Nlrb Sanction An Employer For Filing A Losing Retaliatory Lawsuit?, Jay E. Grenig
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The Civil Docket: From Civil Rights To Social Security, Jay E. Grenig
The Civil Docket: From Civil Rights To Social Security, Jay E. Grenig
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Does The Federal Boat Safety Act Preempt State Common-Law Tort Claims?, Ralph C. Anzivino
Does The Federal Boat Safety Act Preempt State Common-Law Tort Claims?, Ralph C. Anzivino
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When Should A Court Rather Than An Arbitrator Decide Whether A Claim Is Arbitrable?, Jay E. Grenig
When Should A Court Rather Than An Arbitrator Decide Whether A Claim Is Arbitrable?, Jay E. Grenig
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When Can A State Agency Use A Child's Social Security Benefits To Pay For Foster Care Expenses?, Jay E. Grenig
When Can A State Agency Use A Child's Social Security Benefits To Pay For Foster Care Expenses?, Jay E. Grenig
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When Does Organized Protest Activity Violate The Racketeer Influenced And Corrupt Organizations Act?, Ralph C. Anzivino
When Does Organized Protest Activity Violate The Racketeer Influenced And Corrupt Organizations Act?, Ralph C. Anzivino
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Religious Premises, Legislative Judgments, And The Establishment Clause, Scott C. Idleman
Religious Premises, Legislative Judgments, And The Establishment Clause, Scott C. Idleman
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This article addresses the constitutionality under the First Amendment Establishment Clause of the legislative use of religious premises - particularly religious moral premises--in the formulation of regulatory and criminal statutes. Although much scholarly writing has been devoted to analyzing the philosophical acceptability of such legislative reliance, very little has been written specifically addressing the issue under the Establishment Clause, which is, of course, a question of great potential significance to actual or prospective litigants, to legislators and legislative drafters, and ultimately to judges. The analysis consists of three perspectives: the tests or doctrines of the Establishment Clause, the special role …
A Cart That Accommodates: Using Case Law To Understand The Ada, Sports, And Casey Martin, Paul M. Anderson
A Cart That Accommodates: Using Case Law To Understand The Ada, Sports, And Casey Martin, Paul M. Anderson
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Shattering Negotiation Myths: Empirical Evidence On The Effectiveness Of Negotiation Style, Andrea Kupfer Schneider
Shattering Negotiation Myths: Empirical Evidence On The Effectiveness Of Negotiation Style, Andrea Kupfer Schneider
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This article provides a current look at how lawyers actually negotiate and should serve to shatter the myth that adversarial bargaining is more effective and less risky than problem-solving. The data reported herein is based on a wide-ranging study that asked lawyers to evaluate the negotiation styles and the resulting effectiveness of other lawyers. First, the study shows that effective negotiators exhibit certain identifiable skills. For example, the research indicates that a negotiator who is assertive and empathetic is perceived as more effective. The study also reveals distinctive characteristics of ineffective negotiators, who are more likely to be stubborn, arrogant, …