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“Knock, Listen, then Break the Door Down”?
The Police‐Created Exigency Doctrine After Kentucky v. King

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Reevaluating Galaviz v. Berg: An Analysis of Forum-Selection Provisions in Unilaterally Adopted Corporate Bylaws as Requirements Contracts

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What Does Voluntary Tax Compliance Mean?:
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Prosecute, Sue, or Deport? Transnational Accountability in International Law

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The Law of Evidence and the Practice of Theory

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Property and the New Doctrinalism: Comment

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The Long Shadow of Doctrine

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Some Skepticism About Skepticism:
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Two Timing the Law

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Must the Hand Formula Not Be Named?

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What Does Voluntary Tax Compliance Mean?: A Government Perspective

Prosecute, Sue, or Deport? Transnational Accountability in International Law

The Law of Evidence and the Practice of Theory

Property and the New Doctrinalism: Comment

The Long Shadow of Doctrine

Some Skepticism About Skepticism: A Comment on Katz

Two Timing the Law

Must the Hand Formula Not Be Named?

“Knock, Listen, then Break the Door Down”?
The Police‐Created Exigency Doctrine After Kentucky v. King

What Does Voluntary Tax Compliance Mean?:
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Some Skepticism About Skepticism:
A Comment on Katz