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Volume 168 Issue 1| 2019

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Reviewing Refusal: Lethal Injection, the FDA, and the Courts

Andrew Shi

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Volume 168 Issue 1| 2019

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Should Dissimilar Uses Of Trade Secrets Be Actionable?

Camilla A. Hrdy

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Volume 168 | 2020

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Unique Risk and Bankruptcy Valuation

Richard M. Hynes

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Volume 167 Issue 1| 2019

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The Creditors’ Bargain Reconstituted: Comments on Barry Adler’s The Creditors’ Bargain Revisited

Edward J. Janger

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Volume 167 Issue 1| 2019

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Trolls & The Preemption Dilemma

Thomas S. Vaseliou

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Avoiding Legal Scrutiny: The U.S. Release of a Suspected ISIL Fighter to Avoid a Legal Challenge to the War on ISL

Frank Broomell

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Volume 167 Issue 1| 2018

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Recording the Pain of Others: Lethal Injection’s Visibility Problem

Christen Hammock

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Is the Staggered Board Debate Really Settled?

K.J. Martijn Cremers, Simone M. Sepe & Saura Masconale

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Reconsidering Judicial Independence: Forty Years in the Trenches and in the Tower

Stephen B. Burbank

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Considering Reconsidering Judicial Independence

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Reviewing Refusal: Lethal Injection, the FDA, and the Courts

Should Dissimilar Uses Of Trade Secrets Be Actionable?

Unique Risk and Bankruptcy Valuation

The Creditors’ Bargain Reconstituted: Comments on Barry Adler’s The Creditors’ Bargain Revisited

Trolls & The Preemption Dilemma

Avoiding Legal Scrutiny: The U.S. Release of a Suspected ISIL Fighter to Avoid a Legal Challenge to the War on ISL

Recording the Pain of Others: Lethal Injection’s Visibility Problem

Is the Staggered Board Debate Really Settled?

Reconsidering Judicial Independence: Forty Years in the Trenches and in the Tower

Considering Reconsidering Judicial Independence