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An Immigration Solution For Improving Rural Healthcare, Kit Johnson

West Virginia Law Review

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Why Aren't Mountain State Folks Getting The Shot?: Health Literacy, Covid-19, And Vaccination Rates In West Virginia Counties, Elizabeth Van Nostrand, Taylor J. Robinson, Aimee J. Palumbo

West Virginia Law Review

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Healthcare Education Leaves The Hills: Frontier Nursing University's Move From Appalachia, Hannah Haksgaard

West Virginia Law Review

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West Virginia Law Review

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West Virginia Law Review

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Masthead Volume 124, Issue 3

West Virginia Law Review

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Judging From Above: French Feminists & Their Influence On The Veil Debate, Emma Caroline Delapré

Claremont-UC Undergraduate Research Conference on the European Union

Over the past two decades, the international community has found itself questioning France’s application of laïcité and the egalitarianism it supposedly ensures, particularly regarding veils associated with the Islamic faith. Integral to the face veil debate is the advocacy of French feminists, especially those who identify as pro-ban. Overarchingly, pro-ban feminists argue that the practice of wearing face veils or coverings undermines a French citizen’s obligation to foster cohesion in the public sphere through the acceptance of republican norms. This viewpoint informs the analysis of the state of social division in France undertaken here. The tools of analysis include a …

The Saga Of Scabby: How A Giant Inflatable Rat Helped Define Free Speech In Organized Labor, Adam Kosmicki

SLU Law Journal Online

A large, grotesque, inflatable rat has become a symbol of organized labor, a target of controversy, and a defining icon for unions' rights under the First Amendment. In this article, Adam Kosmicki explores the implications for free speech and the protection of "neutral" parties following the NLRB's decision regarding Scabby in Int'l Union of Operating Engineers Local 150.

The Jones Act: Legislative Enforcement Of Puerto Rico’S Dependence On The Mainland United States, Tabatha Cortes

Cardozo Journal of Equal Rights and Social Justice (ERSJ) Blog

In September of 2022, Hurricane Fiona struck Puerto Rico. There was widespread flooding and power outages that left thousands of Puerto Ricans without power. Some areas received more than two feet of rain, which caused mudslides and destroyed homes. These effects were exacerbated because Puerto Rico was still recovering from the effects that Hurricane Maria caused just five years earlier. About a week after the storm, Peerless Oil and Chemicals, a petroleum distributor, requested that one of its carriers determine if there was a ship near Puerto Rico that could transport oil to the island. Oil was needed to power …

Mmu: 10/31/22–11/06/22, Student Bar Association

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Vol. 63, No. 10 (October 31, 2022)

Indiana Law Annotated

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Just Say No? Shareholder Voting On Securities Class Actions, Albert H. Choi, Stephen J. Choi, Adam C. Pritchard

Articles

The U.S. securities laws allow security-holders to bring a class action suit against a public company and its officers who make materially misleading statements to the market. The class action mechanism allows individual claimants to aggregate their claims. This procedure mitigates the collective action problem among claimants, and also creates potential economies of scale. Despite these efficiencies, the class action mechanism has been criticized for being driven by attorneys and also encouraging nuisance suits. Although various statutory and doctrinal solutions have been proposed and implemented over the years, the concerns over the agency problem and nuisance suits persist. This paper …

Are Safe Haven Laws An Adequate Replacement For Abortion Rights?, Sophia Foster

Cardozo International & Comparative Law Review (CICLR) Blog

The United States Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization had a devastating impact on an individual’s right to choose. By holding that there is no constitutional right to abortion, the Court overturned decades of precedent that had protected a person’s bodily autonomy, resulting in negative effects on a pregnant person’s rights. But there were other, less obvious, effects of the decision as well. One of these results is a renewed attention on a minimally discussed law – a law that all fifty states have some version of. This law, commonly known as a safe haven law, …

Making The Path To A Law Degree More Accessible For Everyone, A. Benjamin Spencer

Popular Media

US Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch recently asked if a law degree should require seven years of college and mountains of debt. William & Mary Law School Dean A. Benjamin Spencer answers that question and provides solutions for knocking down the barriers to a legal education.

Ndls Communicator: Week Of 10.31.22, Notre Dame Law School

NDLS Communicator

The Latest News

• Religious Liberty Clinic represents groups defending a Rastafarian inmate’s right to wear dreadlocks
• Commissioner Nury Turkel shares insights on the Uyghur genocide
• Exoneration Justice Clinic hosts Innocence Network Midwest Regional Summit
• Episode 2 of the DEI Podcast revisits a conversation with Black alumni leaders in the sports and entertainment industry from last month’s “Staying in the Game” panel discussion.
• Dean Cole meets with ND London Law Programme Faculty during a visit last week.
• Avishalom Tor give the keynote address, "The Law and Economics of Digital Nudging, Personalisation and Discrimination in a Fundamental Rights Perspective," at the Copenhagen …

Houston, We Have A Problem In The Dispute Resolution Field, John M. Lande

Faculty Blogs

Parties are supposed to actively participate in mediation (and other dispute resolution processes to some extent), and thus they need to understand what experts are saying. Lawyers representing clients in mediation especially need to understand the process to fulfill their ethical responsibility of competence. And certainly mediators should understand basic concepts of mediation.

Empowering Women In The Ghanaian Maritime Community : The Relevance Of Laws And Policies, Patricia Acolatse

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Ratification And Implementation Of The 2014 Amendments To The Mlc, 2006 : The Case Of China, Hao Huang

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Analysis Of The Relationship Between International Trade And Economic Growth Of Jordan, Mohammed Ali Salem Shubeilat

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Oversight Of Recognized Organizations : Understanding Flag States Practices, Choilio Sanogo

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Nowcasting Gdp Of Singapore Through-The-Lens Of Maritime Trade And Services, Amrita Kumar Saha, Laxmi Hari Kamath, Pfarlin Imperio Cortes

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Addressing Illegal, Unreported, Unregulated (Iuu) Fishing In Cambodia : The Impact Of The Eu’S Iuu Regulation, Sorphea Sok

World Maritime University Dissertations

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A Socio-Economic Analysis Of Automated Container Terminal (Act) Concept In Indonesia : Case Study : New Priok Container Terminal One, Febri Triana Hartami Siagian

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Relationship Between Hinterland Connectivity With Logistics Performance : A Case Of Sarawak, Malaysia, Nur Haziqah Binti Japar

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Threats And Challenges To Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (Mass) : Role Of Law Enforcement Agencies, Muhammad Adil Bajwa

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Impact Of Maritime Trade On The Sierra Leonean Economy, Raju Gidwani

World Maritime University Dissertations

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The Ivorian Seafarer’S Social Security System And The Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, Agniman Stephanie Essanin

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Effectiveness Of Catch Documentation Schemes In Ghana’S Fisheries And Their Role In Deterring Iuu Fishing, Misornu Yaw Logo

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Fraudulent Registration Of Vessels Under Tanzanian Flag : A Policy Or Legislation Constraint, Raniel Elisante Swai

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Janette Corn, Appellee V. Blake Groce, Appellant : Brief Of Appellant, Utah Court Of Appeals

Utah Court of Appeals Briefs (2020 –)

On appeal from the Second Judicial District Court, Davis County, Honorable Ronald Russell, District Court No. 194700657

Lyle Millham, William Fontenot, Cobie Spevak, Attorneys for Janette Corn

Alexandra Mareschal, Julie J. Nelson, Attorneys for Blake Groce