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The Frailty of Disability Rights

Jasmine E. Harris

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Volume 167 | 2019

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Can Uber Comply? Obtaining Information for FLSA Enforcement in the Sharing Economy

Leigh Anne Schriever

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Some Friendly Suggestions for the Federal Judiciary About Accountability

Michael Traynor

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Volume 169 Issue 1| 2020

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Liquidated Damages or Human Trafficking? How a Recent Eastern District of New York Decision Could Impact the Nationwide Nursing Shortage

Heather McAdams

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What Taylor Swift and Beyoncé Teach us About Sex and Causes

Robin Dembroff, Issa Kohler-Hausmann & Elise Sugarman

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Volume 160 Issue 1| 2012

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Judicial Recusal and the Court

Sherrilyn A. Ifill & Eric J. Segall

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Volume 160 Issue 1| 2012

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America Invents, More or Less?

Jason Rantanen & Lee Petherbridge

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Climate Change and the Courts

Jason Scott Johnston & Heidi M. Hurd

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Making Heads or Tails of Judicial Independence: a Response to Professor Burbank

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Is the Staggered Board Debate Really Settled?: A Coda

Yakov Amihud, Markus Schmid & Steven Davidoff Solomon†

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The Frailty of Disability Rights

Can Uber Comply? Obtaining Information for FLSA Enforcement in the Sharing Economy

Some Friendly Suggestions for the Federal Judiciary About Accountability

Liquidated Damages or Human Trafficking? How a Recent Eastern District of New York Decision Could Impact the Nationwide Nursing Shortage

What Taylor Swift and Beyoncé Teach us About Sex and Causes

Judicial Recusal and the Court

America Invents, More or Less?

Climate Change and the Courts

Making Heads or Tails of Judicial Independence: a Response to Professor Burbank

Is the Staggered Board Debate Really Settled?: A Coda