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First Amendment - Commercial Speech - Fda Cannot Prohibit Unsubstantiated Health Claims From The Labels Of Dietary Supplements When A Disclaimer About The Lack Of Approval May Render Claim Truthful - Pearson V. Shalala, 164 F.3d 650 (D.C. Cir. 1999)., Tara M. Schroeder
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Personal Jurisdiction - New Jersey Constitution - Defamatory Comments Posted By Defendants In Online Chatroom Regarding Related Suit Filed By Plaintiff In New Jersey Creates Sufficient Minimum Contacts With State To Assert Personal Jurisdiction Over Defendants. Blakey V. Continental Airlines, Inc., 164 N.J. 38 (2000)., William A. Curran Iii
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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First Amendment - Right To Free Expression And Free Association - Public Universities That Implement Mandatory Fee Programs To Fund Student Activities Must Distribute The Fund In A Viewpoint-Neutral Manner In Order To Respect The Students' Freedom Of Expression And Association - Bd. Of Regents Of The Univ. Of Wisconsin Sys. V. Southworth - 120 S. Ct. 1346 (2000)., Aimee Hamoy
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Beyond Geier: Federalism Faces An Uncertain Future, Michael L. Russell
Beyond Geier: Federalism Faces An Uncertain Future, Michael L. Russell
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Fourth Amendment - Search And Seizure - Urinalysis Drug Screenings Performed By State Hospital Without A Warrant Fall Within The "Special Needs" Exception To The Warrant Requirement - Ferguson V. City Of Charleston, 186 F.3d 469 (4th Cir. 1999)., Nicole F. Dimaria
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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First Amendment - Freedom Of Expression - The Government May Institute A Total Ban On Public Nudity In Order To Combat The Secondary Effects Associated With Adult Entertainment Establishments - City Of Erie V. Pap's A.M., 120 S. Ct. 1382 (2000)., Brian J. Pollock
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Eleventh And Fourteenth Amendments - Age Discrimination In Employee Act -, Government Regulation Making It Unlawful For An Employer To Discriminate On The Basis Of Age, Expressed A Clear Congressional Intent To Abrogate The States' Eleventh Amendment Immunity, But Exceeded Congress' Authority Under Section 5 Of The Fourteenth Amendment - Kimel. V. Florida Bd. Of Regents, 120 S. Ct. 631 (2000)., Marita Erbeck
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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From Property To Person: The Case Of Evelyn Hart, Lee Hall, Anthony Jon Waters
From Property To Person: The Case Of Evelyn Hart, Lee Hall, Anthony Jon Waters
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Eleventh And Fourteenth Amendments - Patent Remedy Act - Congress, In An Effort To Abrogate State Sovereign Immunity By Subjecting The States And Their Instrumentalities To Liability In Federal Court For Patent Infringement, Exceeded Its Authority Under § 5 Of The Fourteenth Amendment - Florida Prepaid Postsecondary Educ. Expense Bd. V. Coll. Sav. Bank, 527 U.S. 627 (1999)., Ann Valdivia
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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The Constitution Of The United States Of America
The Constitution Of The United States Of America
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Moderator Comments, Ronald Riccio
Moderator Comments, Ronald Riccio
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Freedom, Information, Security, Ronald Backes
Freedom, Information, Security, Ronald Backes
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Fourteenth Amendment - Due Process - A High Speed Police Pursuit With Deliberate Indifference To The Survival Of The Suspect's Passenger Is Not Sufficient To Meet The Shocks-The-Conscience Test And Therefore Does Not Violate The Substantive Due Process Provision Of The Fourteenth Amendment - County Of Sacramento V. Lewis, 118 S.Ct. 1708 (1998)., Carly Derubeis
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Bench Opinion On The Second Amendment, John W. Bissell
Bench Opinion On The Second Amendment, John W. Bissell
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Panelist, Stephen P. Halbrook
Panelist, Stephen P. Halbrook
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Panelist, David Yassky
Panelist, Jonathan E. Lowy
Panelist, Jonathan E. Lowy
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Commentary, Randy Barnett
Miranda Under Fire, Jonathan L.H. Blaine
Miranda Under Fire, Jonathan L.H. Blaine
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Justice, Take Two: The Continuing Debate Over Cameras In The Courtroom, Joshua Sarner
Justice, Take Two: The Continuing Debate Over Cameras In The Courtroom, Joshua Sarner
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Nonparent Visitation Rights V. Family Autonomy: An Abridgment Of Parents' Constitutional Rights?, Elizabeth Weiss
Nonparent Visitation Rights V. Family Autonomy: An Abridgment Of Parents' Constitutional Rights?, Elizabeth Weiss
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Article Vi - Supremacy Clause - Preemption - Federalism - Maritime Law - Environmental Law - Title Ii Of The Ports And Waterways Safety Act As Interpreted By Ray V. Atlantic Richfield Co. Preempts Washington's Oil Tanker Regulations Concerning General Navigation Watch Procedures, English Language Proficiency, Training, And Casualty Reporting - United States V. Locke, 120 S.Ct. 1135 (2000)., Timothy E. Mccarthy
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Fifth, Sixth, And Fourteenth Amendments - Prosecutor's Comments Intimating That Defendant Had The Opportunity To Alter His Testimony In Accordance With Other Witness Testimony Did Not Violate Defendant's Fifth Amendment, Sixth Amendment And Due Process Rights - Portuondo V. Agard, 120 S.Ct. 1119, 1128 (2000)., Michael Polloway
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Municipal Anti-Gun Lawsuits: How Questionable Litigation Substitutes For Legislation, James H. Warner
Municipal Anti-Gun Lawsuits: How Questionable Litigation Substitutes For Legislation, James H. Warner
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Panelist, Joyce Lee Malcolm
Panelist, Joyce Lee Malcolm
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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The Federal Trademark Dilution Act Of 1995: A Whittling Away Of State Dilution Statutes, K. Keith Facer
The Federal Trademark Dilution Act Of 1995: A Whittling Away Of State Dilution Statutes, K. Keith Facer
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Commentary, Alfred J. Lechner Jr.
Commentary, Alfred J. Lechner Jr.
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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Commentary, Harold A. Ackerman
Commentary, Harold A. Ackerman
Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal
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