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Recent Second Circuit Opinions Indicate That Google's Library Project Is Not Transformative, Matt Williams

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Free Expression In Motion Pictures: Childhood Sexuality And A Satisfied Society, James E. Bristol, Iii

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Struggling Around The "Natural" Divide: The Protection Of Tangible And Intangible Indigenous Property, Emanuela Arezzo

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Table Of Contents - Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal, Vol. 25, Iss. 2

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Performance Anxiety: The Internet And Copyright's Vanishing Performance/Distribution Distinction, Jonah M. Knobler

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Oysters And Oligonucleotides: Concerns And Proposals For Patenting Research Tools, Cara Koss

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Striking A Balance Between Protecting Civil Rights And Free Speech On The Internet: The Fair Housing Act Vs. The Communications Decency Act, Rachel Kurth

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Coming Into Compliance With Trips: A Discussion Of India's New Patent Laws, Jeffrey Colin

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Assuming Responsibility: Thomas F. Eagleton, The Senate And The Bombing Of Cambodia, Joel K. Goldstein

All Faculty Scholarship

The past has a way of repeating itself. Events may not reoccur in the precise manner previously experienced; yet, the pattern often is sufficiently familiar to resemble one encountered before. For those who experienced the Vietnam years, the war in Iraq carries some feeling of “déjà vu all over again.”[1] There are differences, to be sure, yet a familiar pattern emerges—a failed discretionary war on foreign shores, executive use of manipulated intelligence to build support, the parade of shifting rationales offered to replace those exposed as unconvincing, the presidential deceit and dissembling, the legislative abdication.

Thomas F. Eagleton spent the …

The Road From Massachusetts To Missouri: What Will It Take For Other States To Replicate Massachusetts Health Reform?, Sidney D. Watson, Timothy Mcbride, Heather Bednarek, Muhammad Islam

All Faculty Scholarship

In April 2006, the Massachusetts Legislature passed Chapter 58 of the Acts of 2006, An Act Providing Access to Affordable, Quality, Accountable Health Care, sweeping health reform legislation designed to achieve nearly universal health insurance coverage.¹ While Massachusetts is not the first state in recent years to enact legislation intended to achieve near-universal coverage, its efforts have attracted the most national attention and the most notice from other states interested in duplicating the Massachusetts Model.

Fortuitous political and budgetary circumstances converged in Massachusetts to move reform forward. First, stakeholders and elected officials worked together over a number of years …

Afterthoughts From A "Buzz Killer", Sarah Krakoff

Publications

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Teaching Selected Ethical Issues In Bankruptcy, Michael Korybut

All Faculty Scholarship

Both consumer and business bankruptcies present numerous ethical questions. Like any lawyer, the bankruptcy attorney must be familiar with a variety of ethics codes and rules, such as the 1969 ABA Model Code of Professional Responsibility or the 1983 ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct. Further, the Bankruptcy Code has a number of provisions that raise ethical questions. Accordingly, when the author teaches his Bankruptcy survey course, he devotes time in a number of classes to ethical issues. In particular, the author spends a good part of one class on Bankruptcy Code section 327(a) which prohibits an attorney representing the …

Penal Court Procedures: Doctrinal Issues, Stephen C. Thaman

All Faculty Scholarship

Volume III: This is an encyclopedia entry on doctrinal issues in penal court procedures.

Intelligent Design Will Survive: Kitzmiller V. Dover, David Dewolf, John G. West, Casey Luskin

Montana Law Review

Intelligent Design Will Survive

Disaster In Dover: The Trials (And Tribulations) Of Intelligent Design, Peter Irons

Montana Law Review

Disaster in Dover

Why George Orwell's Ideas About Language Still Matter For Lawyers, Judith D. Fischer

Montana Law Review

Language for Lawyers

A Better Tradition: Why Law Reviews Should Adopt A New Citation Format, Stacey L. Gordon

Montana Law Review

ALWD Citation Format

Recent Decisions Affecting The Montana Practitioner

Montana Law Review

Recent Decisions

Big Interest Rates Under The Big Sky: The Case For Payday And Title Lending Reform In Montana, Jessie Lundberg

Montana Law Review

Big Interest Rates Under the Big Sky

2 Anti-Gay 1st Amendment Losses, Arthur S. Leonard

Other Publications

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Reforming The Taxation Of Deferred Compensation, Ethan Yale, Gregg D. Polsky

North Carolina Law Review

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The Securities Act Of 1933 After Slusa: Federal Class Actions Belong In Federal Court, William B. Snyder Jr.

North Carolina Law Review

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The Fragility Of The Affordable Care Act's Universal Coverage Strategy, Elizabeth Weeks Leonard

Scholarly Works

This paper was presented at DePaul University in March 2006, as part of a Symposium on Shaping a New Direction for Law and Medicine: An International Debate on Culture, Disaster, Biotechnology & Public Health. Following the catastrophic events of 2005, including Hurricane Katrina, Pakistani Earthquakes, bird flu transmission to human populations, and the real threat of bioterrorism, government struggled in the aftermath to make sense of the devastation and human displacement. Medical teams, try as they might, are not always prepared and alerted as to how best investigate and quickly render assistance. The Symposium addressed the role of government, policy-makers, …

Table Of Contents, Journal On Telecommunications & High Technology Law

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Towards An Economic Framework For Network Neutrality Regulation, Barbara Van Schewick

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Some Peer-To-Peer, Democratically, And Voluntarily-Produced Thoughts, Ann Bartow

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Internet Think, Susan P. Crawford

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Re-Evaluating Fcc Policies Concerning The Lifeline & Link-Up Programs, Lynne Holt, Mark Jamison

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Ford, Carter, And Deregulation In The 1970s, Andrew Downer Crain

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Surveillance's Slippery Slope—Using Encryption To Recapture Privacy Rights, Daniel J. Sherwinter

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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