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The Hurricane Katrina Levee Breach Litigation: Getting the First Geoengineering Liability Case Right

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Communications, Technology, and Present Sense Impressions

Susan W. Brenner

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Section 2 is Dead: Long Live Section 2

Guy-Uriel E. Charles

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Justice Kennedy to the Rescue?

Luis Fuentes-Rohwer

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Volume 160 Issue 1| 2011

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United States v. Booker: System Failure or System Fix?

Bobby Scott

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Prison Reform in the Pennsylvania Legislature

Stewart Greenleaf

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The Collateral Consequences of Padilla v. Kentucky: Is Forgiveness Now Constitutionally Required?

Margaret Colgate Love

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Problem-Solving Courts and the Psycholegal Error

Morris B. Hoffman

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“Losing Ground”—In Search Of A Remedy For The Over Emphasis On Loss And Other Culpability Factors In The Sentencing Guidelines For Fraud And Theft

David Debold and Matthew Benjamin

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From The Practitioner’s Perch: How Mandatory Minimum Sentences And The Prosecution’s Unfettered Control Over Sentence Reductions For Cooperation Subvert Justice And Exacerbate Racial Disparity

Norman L. Reimer and Lisa M. Wayne

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The Hurricane Katrina Levee Breach Litigation: Getting the First Geoengineering Liability Case Right

Communications, Technology, and Present Sense Impressions

Section 2 is Dead: Long Live Section 2

Justice Kennedy to the Rescue?

United States v. Booker: System Failure or System Fix?

Prison Reform in the Pennsylvania Legislature

The Collateral Consequences of Padilla v. Kentucky: Is Forgiveness Now Constitutionally Required?

Problem-Solving Courts and the Psycholegal Error

“Losing Ground”—In Search Of A Remedy For The Over Emphasis On Loss And Other Culpability Factors In The Sentencing Guidelines For Fraud And Theft

From The Practitioner’s Perch: How Mandatory Minimum Sentences And The Prosecution’s Unfettered Control Over Sentence Reductions For Cooperation Subvert Justice And Exacerbate Racial Disparity