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Administrative Justice: No Longer Just A Recommendation, Julian Mann Iii

North Carolina Law Review

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North Carolina Law Review

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Federalism Values And Foreign Relations, Michael Greve

Chicago Journal of International Law

In attacking the orthodox view of an exclusive, incontestable federal monopoly over foreign relations, Edward T. Swaine argues, revisionist scholars have so far failed to address the "ultimate challenge [of] locating new functions and values for the states in a globalized, yet federal, world." Both the criticism and the underlying intuition strike me as substantially correct. The revisionist attempt to rehabilitate federalism and the states presupposes that federalism serves some important value or values. In light of the momentous changes wrought by a global, interconnected world, those values cannot simply be assumed; they have to be identified and defended. That …

Prosecuting Genocide, Maria T. Vullo

Chicago Journal of International Law

The arrest of Slobodan Milosevic and his eventual trial before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia ("ICTY") certainly is a good thing for humankind. So too is the recent conviction of Bosnian Serb General Radislav Krstic for committing genocide in Srebrenica. But we cannot accept these few events as the full response to what happened in Bosnia-Herzegovina. No efforts to prosecute a few "soldiers" will be truly meaningful until the international community calls what happened genocide and compensates the many victims of the genocide for the injuries caused by the despicable Serbian policy of "ethnic cleansing." I had …

The Future Of Offshore Tax Havens, Taylor Morgan Hoffman

Chicago Journal of International Law

Recently, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ("OECD") issued a report targeting "harmful tax regimes"-preferential, low tax regimes that are primarily tailored to rap into the tax bases of other countries. The report, Towards Global Tax Cooperation: Progress in Identifying and Eliminating Harmful Tax Practices, ("Towards Global Tax Cooperation"), identified a list of tax practices the OECD deemed harmful, such as "ring-fencing" (where foreign customers are subject to rules different than those applied to citizens which encourages the establishment of foreign entities with no substantial activities), a lack of transparency, and the absence of information exchange regarding tax practices. …

The Costs Of International Human Rights Litigation, Curtis A. Bradley

Chicago Journal of International Law

Many international law scholars have assumed that the rise of international human rights litigation in US courts is an unequivocally positive development. In this essay, I will suggest that, notwithstanding its understandable appeal, this litigation entails significant domestic costs, and possibly international costs as well. These costs, like the benefits of international human rights litigation, are difficult to measure and probably vary from case to case. If nothing else, however, the existence of these costs may suggest that courts should await specific guidance from Congress before allowing further expansions of this litigation.

Brussels I: A Race To The Top, Nicole Goldstein

Chicago Journal of International Law

The idea for Brussels I sprang from a concern by European justice ministers that e-commerce was lagging in Europe. The European Commission attributed the dearth of online purchases to consumer fear, an opinion about which they have been very forthright in press statements as well as at the debates over the law. Given that consumer groups in Europe have been pushing for the right to sue companies in the consumer's home country, the EU ministers hope that the elasticity of the new jurisdictional regulation will spur e-commerce by bolstering consumer confidence. Many business owners, however, see Brussels I as a …

Social Security: Can The Promise Be Kept? An Introduction, Maureen B. Cavanaugh

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Social Security Reform Issues, Craig Copeland

Washington and Lee Law Review

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The Goals Of Social Security Reform, Edward M. Gramlich

Washington and Lee Law Review

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The Effects Of Partial Privatization Of Social Security Upon Private Pensions, Kathryn L. Moore

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Privatization: Not The Answer For Social Security Reform, Regina T. Jefferson

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Privatizing Social Security: Administration And Implementation, Karen C. Burke, Grayson M.P. Mccouch

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Erisa Protections Provide Guidance For Social Security Privatization, Ian D. Lanoff, Roberta J. Ufford

Washington and Lee Law Review

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You Get What You Pay For: Result-Based Compensation For Health Care, David A. Hyman, Charles Silver

Washington and Lee Law Review

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When The Heck Does This Claim Accrue? Heck V. Humphrey's Footnote Seven And § 1983 Damages Suits For Illegal Search And Seizure, John Stanfield Buford

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Applying Mcintyre V. Ohio Elections Commission To Anonymous Speech On The Internet And The Discovery Of John Doe's Identity, Caroline E. Strickland

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Using Dna Profiles To Obtain "John Doe" Arrest Warrants And Indictments, Frank B. Ulmer

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Could Fair Use Equal Breach Of Contract?: An Analysis Of Informational Web Site User Agreements And Their Restrictive Copyright Provisions, Matthew D. Walden

Washington and Lee Law Review

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What Constitutional Law Can Learn From The Ali Principles Of Family Dissolution, David D. Meyer

BYU Law Review

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A Small Step Forward: The Ali Domestic Partners Recommendation, Mark Strasser

BYU Law Review

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The Likely Impact Of The Ali Principles Of The Law Of Family Dissolution On Property Division, Craig W. Dallon

BYU Law Review

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Toward A Unified Field Theory Of The Family: The American Law Institute's Principles Of The Law Of Family Dissolution, James Herbie Difonzo

BYU Law Review

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A Weighty Issue: Will Pharmacists Survive The Fen-Phen Feeding Frenzy? Kohl V. American Home Products Corporation And A Pharmacist's Duty To Warn Of The Dangers Of Prescription Drugs, Karina Fox

BYU Law Review

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Domestic Partnership Laws In The United States: A Review And Critique, William C. Duncan

BYU Law Review

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Realities Of Rape: Of Science And Politics, Causes And Meanings, Owen D. Jones

Vanderbilt Law School Faculty Publications

This review essay discusses the book A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion, by Randy Thornhill and Craig Palmer (MIT Press, 2000). The essay builds on work previously appearing in Owen D. Jones, Sex, Culture, and the Biology of Rape: Toward Explanation and Prevention, 87 Cal. L. Rev. 827 (1999) and Owen D. Jones, Law and the Biology of Rape: Reflections on Transitions, 11 Hastings Women's Law Journal 151 (2000).

The Forum, Volume 1, Issue 2 (September 2001), University Of South Carolina School Of Law Students

The Forum Student Newspaper

Drinking…..(pause for dramatic effect), by Scott Mitchell

The Importance of the "No L," by Amy Parker

A Word From Our President, by Chris Edwards

Professionalism Among Law Students, by Will Edwards, Editor

Bar Review: MUGSHOTS has beer, liquor; priced to move, by David Hartman, Editor-in-Chief

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Diary of a 1L, by Kiki Warthen

The Forum Interview with Assistant Dean John Benfield, by Rob Howard and Benje Selan

The Forum Editorial Board

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Entertainment, by Rob Howard, Editor

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Letters to the Editor, by Robert M. Wilcox and Tom …

Judges' Bench Memorandum: Thirteenth Annual Pace National Environmental Moot Court Competition, Jessica Huhn-Kenzik

Pace Environmental Law Review

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Brief For The Appellant, State Of Rocky Mountain: Thirteenth Annual Pace National Environmental Moot Court Competition, Michael W. Bowling, Brian C. Gruber, George M. Torgun

Pace Environmental Law Review

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Brief Of Appellee, Magma Mining Co.: Thirteenth Annual Pace National Environmental Moot Court Competition, Karen Hart, Amy Magee, Julie A. Scott

Pace Environmental Law Review

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