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Chimerical Class Conflicts In Federal Antitrust Litigation: The Fox Guarding The Chicken House In Valley Drug, Joshua P. Davis, David F. Sorensen

University of San Francisco Law Review

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Fractured Freedoms: The United States’ Postmodern Approach To Protecting Privacy, Adam Todd

School of Law Faculty Publications

Privacy law in the United States can be characterized as postmodern. It is fragmented and reflects postmodern paradox. This article is particularly concerned with the threats to the freedoms that underlie the right to privacy in the United States caused by this postmodern approach-particularly the lack of comprehensive regulation or protections against violations of privacy. The weaknesses of the United States' fragmented approach are apparent when contrasted to the more comprehensive and centrally-regulated European approach, such as that found in the European Data Privacy Directive.

But one cannot simply state that the United States should borrow the comprehensive European approach. …

Action Science: Action Science And Negotiation, Michael Moffitt, Scott R. Peppet

Marquette Law Review

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Complexity Theory: Understanding Conflict In A Postmodern World, Scott H. Hughes

Marquette Law Review

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Influence: Principles Of Influence In Negotiation, Chris Guthrie

Marquette Law Review

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Taxing Thoughts, Marc J. Marotta

Marquette Law Review

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At A Loss: The State Of Wisconsin After Eight Years Without The Public Intervenor's Office, Jodi Habush Sinykin

Marquette Law Review

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Facts And Fantasies About Uc Berkeley Admissions: A Critical Evaluation Of Regent John Moores' Reports, Asian Law Caucus

UC Law Journal of Race and Economic Justice

UC Regent John Moores recently authored a confidential draft report that purports to analyze admissions at the University of California's flagship Berkeley campus. The Moores Report is largely focused on SAT scores, particularly the admission of some applicants with SAT scores below 1000. Unfortunately, the Moores Report contributed to widespread misconceptions about comprehensive review at Berkeley, particularly regarding the admission of a small number of students with relatively low SAT scores. In reality, the data show that students admitted with relatively low SAT scores can be highly qualified for admission to Berkeley and that Berkeley admits virtually all in-state applicants …

A High Stakes Mistake: Ignoring The Iep Team's Recommendations In Implementing California's High School Exit Exams, A. Angelique Aitken

UC Law Journal of Race and Economic Justice

Although federal and California law guarantee each elementary and secondary student a "free and appropriate education," California has decided to implement high stakes exit exams that arguably deny students this right. The Individualized Education Plan team members are guardians of a child's free and appropriate education and best understand the disabled student's academic abilities and achievements. By deferring to the Individualized Education Plan team, students with learning disabilities would have equal access to learning, equal opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge, and equal privileges that accompany a high school graduation.

The Trouble With "Fighting Words": Chaplinsky V. New Hampshire Is A Threat To First Amendment Values And Should Be Overruled, Burton Caine

Marquette Law Review

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Fun With Dick And Jane And Lawrence: A Primer On Education Privacy As Constitutional Liberty, Susan P. Stuart

Marquette Law Review

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Aspirations: Aspirations In Negotation, Andrea Kupfer Schneider

Marquette Law Review

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Culture: Culture And Negotiation: Symmetrical Anthropology For Negotiators, Jayne Seminare Docherty

Marquette Law Review

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Game Theory: Game Theory Behaves, David Sally

Marquette Law Review

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Rapport: Rapport In Negotiation And Conflict Resolution, Janice Nadler

Marquette Law Review

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Wisconsin's Sex Offender Registration And Notification Laws: Has The Wisconsin Legilature Left The Criminals And The Constitution Behind?, Melissa Blair

Marquette Law Review

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Help Me Doc! Theories Of Admissibility Of Other Act Evidence In Medical Malpractice Cases, John Gardner

Marquette Law Review

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Why Does Doing Hte Right Thing Have To Be So Hard? A Law Firm Partner's Difficult Decision On Whether To Report Suspected Misconduct, Michael A. Fisher

Marquette Law Review

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State Tax Reform: Proposals For Wisconsin, Richard D. Pomp

Marquette Law Review

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Wisconsin Tax Policy Within A Federal System, Jere D. Mcgaffey

Marquette Law Review

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The Vulnerability Of Using Tax Incentives In Wisconsin, Vada Waters Lindsey

Marquette Law Review

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Constitutionalization Of Human Rights In Post-Soviet States And Latin America: A Comparative Analysis, Rett R. Ludwikowski

Scholarly Articles

This Article consists of four parts. The first, which is more general, addresses the question to what extent the system of governance adopted by the countries of the two regions affected the record of the states' protection of human rights. For instance, this Article considers whether democratization of the political system necessarily results in better protection of human rights. The second part analyzes the placement of human rights in the framework of the Latin American and post-Soviet constitutions. The third part identifies and discusses the problem of individual and group rights, an issue crucial for both regions. The fourth part …

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MC Law Review

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Recent Trends In Mississippi Judicial Rule Making: Court Power, Judicial Recusals, And Expert Testimony, Leslie Southwick

MC Law Review

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Insurance Without Assurance: Stacking Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage Under Commercial Fleet Policies After Mascarella V. United States Fidelity And Guaranty Company, Jeremy Vanderloo

MC Law Review

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Judges, Thou Shalt Not Use Thine Own Religion In Thy Opinions, Annette Bulger Mathis

MC Law Review

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Reluctant Participants In Restorative Justice? Youthful Offenders And Their Parents, David R. Karp Phd, Gordon Bazemore

School of Leadership and Education Sciences: Faculty Scholarship

This paper examines offender and parental involvement in the Vermont Juvenile Restorative Panels Program. In this program, juvenile offenders on probation appear before citizen-run boards to negotiate the terms of their probation, which may include apologies, community service, restitution, and competency development tasks. Victims and parents of the offender also participate. This study reports findings from a qualitative analysis of 22 cases, including observations of panel meetings and interviews with program coordinators, offenders, parents, and victims. We find that offenders vary in the level of participation as well as in their willingness to take responsibility. Parents do not understand the …

The "C" Word: Collegiality Real Or Imaginary, And Should It Matter In A Tenure Process, Leonard Pertnoy

Faculty Articles

For over two thousand years, since the times of Jesus Christ, society has valued collegiality as one of its pillars in advancing human relationship: "Now I plead with you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you all speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions among you, but that you be perfectly joined together in the same and in the same judgment." Collegiality is "cooperative interaction among colleagues. Put another way, collegiality results when two or more individuals who are willing to engage in a common enterprise (the "cooperative" component), actually engage or participate …