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Merit-Based Sentencing Reductions: Moving Forward On Specifics, And Some Critique Of The New Model Penal Code, Rory Little
Merit-Based Sentencing Reductions: Moving Forward On Specifics, And Some Critique Of The New Model Penal Code, Rory Little
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Introduction: Changing Law For A Changing Climate, David Takacs
Introduction: Changing Law For A Changing Climate, David Takacs
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The Hidden Life Of Andrew Taslitz, Frank H. Wu
The Hidden Life Of Andrew Taslitz, Frank H. Wu
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Exporting The Hearsay Provisions Of The Federal Rules Of Evidence,, Roger C. Park
Exporting The Hearsay Provisions Of The Federal Rules Of Evidence,, Roger C. Park
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Legal Education In A Modern World: Evolution At Work, Leo P. Martinez
Legal Education In A Modern World: Evolution At Work, Leo P. Martinez
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Toward A More Perfect Union?: The Dangers Of Conflating Progress And Equality, Leo P. Martinez
Toward A More Perfect Union?: The Dangers Of Conflating Progress And Equality, Leo P. Martinez
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Class Counsel As Litigation Funders, Morris A. Ratner
Class Counsel As Litigation Funders, Morris A. Ratner
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Effective Client Selection In Transactional Clinics, Manoj Viswanathan
Effective Client Selection In Transactional Clinics, Manoj Viswanathan
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Reforming Law Schools: A Manifesto, Frank H. Wu
Reforming Law Schools: A Manifesto, Frank H. Wu
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Is There A "Duty To Read"?, Charles L. Knapp
Is There A "Duty To Read"?, Charles L. Knapp
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The notion that there is in general contract law a "duty to read" persists in the decisions of American courts. This Article explores the general question of what it may mean to say that there is a "duty to read," and concludes by suggesting what role (if any) that doctrine should play in our present-day law of contract. The Article begins by examining various ways in which the "duty to read" is commonly articulated, and compares it to other contract law concepts: the "duty to bargain in good faith" and the "duty to mitigate damages." The Article next considers a …
The Morality Of Law Practice, Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr.
The Morality Of Law Practice, Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr.
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Restatement Of The Law Of Liability Insurance And The Duty To Settle, Leo P. Martinez
Restatement Of The Law Of Liability Insurance And The Duty To Settle, Leo P. Martinez
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The Reasonable Use Doctrine In California Water Law And Policy, Brian E. Gray
The Reasonable Use Doctrine In California Water Law And Policy, Brian E. Gray
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The cardinal principle of California water law is that all water rights, and all uses of water, must be reasonable. This seemingly simple and innocuous sentence masks a world of meaning and complexity, however, because the requirement of reasonable use embraces at least four interrelated concepts. The determination of reasonable water use is utilitarian: the law seeks to encourage relatively efficient, economically and socially beneficial uses of the state’s water resources. It is situational: the evaluation of individual reasonable use concerns not only the water right holder’s own uses but also other competing demands (both consumptive and ecological) on the …
Disruptive Innovation: New Models Of Legal Practice, Joan C. Williams, Aaron Platt, Jessica Lee
Disruptive Innovation: New Models Of Legal Practice, Joan C. Williams, Aaron Platt, Jessica Lee
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A Sip Of Cool Water: Pregnancy Accommodation After The Ada Amendments Act, Joan C. Williams
A Sip Of Cool Water: Pregnancy Accommodation After The Ada Amendments Act, Joan C. Williams
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