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Protecting Race-Exclusive Scholarships From Extinction With An Alternative Compelling State Interest, Andrija Samardzich
Protecting Race-Exclusive Scholarships From Extinction With An Alternative Compelling State Interest, Andrija Samardzich
Indiana Law Journal
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Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment & First Amendment Content-Neutrality: Putting The Supreme Court On The Right Path, Peter Caldwell
Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment & First Amendment Content-Neutrality: Putting The Supreme Court On The Right Path, Peter Caldwell
Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal
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The Draining Of Daubert And The Recidivism Of Junk Science In Federal And State Courts, Victor E. Schwartz, Cary Silverman
The Draining Of Daubert And The Recidivism Of Junk Science In Federal And State Courts, Victor E. Schwartz, Cary Silverman
Hofstra Law Review
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"We'll Know It When We Can't Hear It": A Call For A Non-Pornography Test Approach To Recognizing Non-Public Information, J. Scott Colesanti
"We'll Know It When We Can't Hear It": A Call For A Non-Pornography Test Approach To Recognizing Non-Public Information, J. Scott Colesanti
Hofstra Law Review
Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart once authored a concurring opinion in which he explained that, while he would not attempt to delineate pornographic materials, he knew pornography when he saw it.
Likewise, in the field of insider trading, the courts and others have embraced such pragmatism, namely, effectively transforming the test for identifying insider trading (trading while aware of "material" and "nonpublic" information) to a weighing of such considerations as whether the defendant had access to insiders, betrayed a confidence, and/or captured a profit. Such a pornography test approach - while satisfying on some level of expedience - fails to …
Has The United States Anti-Doping Agency Gone Too Far - Analyzing The Shift From Beyond A Reasonable Doubt To Comfortable Satisfaction, Laura S. Stewart
Has The United States Anti-Doping Agency Gone Too Far - Analyzing The Shift From Beyond A Reasonable Doubt To Comfortable Satisfaction, Laura S. Stewart
Jeffrey S. Moorad Sports Law Journal
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First Amendment Rights Behind Bars: To Deny A Prisoner Pornography, The Third Circuit In Ramirez V. Pugh Requires Proof Of Detriment To Rehabilitation, Victoria Ford
Jeffrey S. Moorad Sports Law Journal
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Taking Free Exercise Rights Seriously, Alan Brownstein
Taking Free Exercise Rights Seriously, Alan Brownstein
Case Western Reserve Law Review
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"Get Out Now Or Risk Being Taken Out By Force": Judicial Review Of State Government Emergency Power Following A Natural Disaster, Michael Cook
Case Western Reserve Law Review
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Context Is King: A Perception-Based Test For Evaluating Government Displays Of The Ten Commandments, Nathan P. Heller
Context Is King: A Perception-Based Test For Evaluating Government Displays Of The Ten Commandments, Nathan P. Heller
Villanova Law Review
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Reaching For Immunity: The Third Circuit's Approach To The Extension Of Eleventh Amendment Immunity To Instrumentalities As Arms Of The State In Benn V. First Judicial District Of Pennsylvania, Analisa Dillingham
Villanova Law Review
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Deliberate Indifference Or Not: That Is The Question In The Third Circuit Jail Suicide Case Of Woloszyn V. Lawrence County, Shevon I. Scarafile
Deliberate Indifference Or Not: That Is The Question In The Third Circuit Jail Suicide Case Of Woloszyn V. Lawrence County, Shevon I. Scarafile
Villanova Law Review
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