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“Liquidated Damages” In Guest Worker Contracts: Involuntary Servitude, Debt Peonage Or Valid Contract Clause?, Maria L. Ontiveros
“Liquidated Damages” In Guest Worker Contracts: Involuntary Servitude, Debt Peonage Or Valid Contract Clause?, Maria L. Ontiveros
Nevada Law Journal
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Slavery, Liberty, And The Right To Contract, Rebecca E. Zietlow
Slavery, Liberty, And The Right To Contract, Rebecca E. Zietlow
Nevada Law Journal
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Worker Collective Action In The Time Of Fissuring: Independent Contractor Labor Boycotts, The Thirteenth Amendment, And Antitrust Law, Richard Blum
Nevada Law Journal
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Old Lines In New Battles: An Overlooked Yet Useful Statute To Confront Exploitation Of Undocumented Workers By Employers And By Ice, Aviam Soifer
Nevada Law Journal
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The Thirteenth Amendment And Minimum Wage Laws, Ruben J. Garcia
The Thirteenth Amendment And Minimum Wage Laws, Ruben J. Garcia
Nevada Law Journal
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Root And Branch: The Thirteenth Amendment And Environmental Justice, Mehmet K. Konar-Steenberg
Root And Branch: The Thirteenth Amendment And Environmental Justice, Mehmet K. Konar-Steenberg
Nevada Law Journal
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Child Marriage As Constitutional Violation, Teri Dobbins Baxter
Child Marriage As Constitutional Violation, Teri Dobbins Baxter
Nevada Law Journal
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The First Amendment And Mandatory Condom Laws: Rethinking The “Porn Exception” In Strict Scrutiny, Content Neutrality And Secondary Effects Analysis, Jason M. Shepard
The First Amendment And Mandatory Condom Laws: Rethinking The “Porn Exception” In Strict Scrutiny, Content Neutrality And Secondary Effects Analysis, Jason M. Shepard
Nevada Law Journal
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The Well’S Run Dry: Considering Water As A Fundamental Right Using An Interdisciplinary Approach, Matthew J. Mckissick
The Well’S Run Dry: Considering Water As A Fundamental Right Using An Interdisciplinary Approach, Matthew J. Mckissick
Nevada Law Journal
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Weed Wars: Winning The Fight Against Marijuana Spillover From Neighboring States, Jessica Berch
Weed Wars: Winning The Fight Against Marijuana Spillover From Neighboring States, Jessica Berch
Nevada Law Journal
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The Elusive Constitutional Right To Informational Privacy, Larry J. Pittman
The Elusive Constitutional Right To Informational Privacy, Larry J. Pittman
Nevada Law Journal
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The Corporate Personhood Two-Step, Carliss N. Chatman
The Corporate Personhood Two-Step, Carliss N. Chatman
Nevada Law Journal
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Searching For Cliven Bundy: The Constitution And Public Lands, Ian Bartrum
Searching For Cliven Bundy: The Constitution And Public Lands, Ian Bartrum
Nevada Law Journal Forum
On April 5th, 2014, BLM temporarily closed over 500,000 acres of public land in Clark and Lincoln Counties in order to impound cattle grazing there in violation of a federal district court order. These cattle belonged, principally, to Cliven Bundy and his family—ranchers from Bunkerville, Nevada—who had stopped paying BLM permitting fees in the early 1990s. In anticipation of the roundup, the Bundys put out a distress call to militia-like groups around the country, and seven days later, an armed crowd confronted federal and state officers in the desert near Gold Butte. Another week later, federal authorities backed down, citing …
Congressional Control Of Presidential Pardons, Glenn H. Reynolds
Congressional Control Of Presidential Pardons, Glenn H. Reynolds
Nevada Law Journal Forum
The reach of the presidential pardon power has been much in the news of late (for a variety of reasons). It is well established that the pardon power is plenary; that it can be exercised in advance of formal criminal charges being filed; and that it does not extend to state crimes; but there remain many unsettled (and unsettling) questions. Can a president pardon himself? Can a pardon, though perfectly lawful in itself, constitute obstruction of justice? Can a president use a pardon, issued in advance of criminal activity, to insulate an actor from criminal liability before the criminal act …