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Catch Rule 22: When Interpleader Actions Violate Statutory and Constitutional Diversity Jurisdiction Requirements

Kristen DeWilde

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Federalism, ERISA, and State Single‐Payer Health Care

Erin C. Fuse Brown & Elizabeth Y. McCuskey

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Avoidance Creep

Charlotte Garden

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Prejudice‐Based Rights in Criminal Procedure

Justin Murray

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Taxing the Gig Economy

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas

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Settling the Staggered Board Debate

Yakov Amihud, Markus Schmid & Steven Davidoff Solomon

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Volume 166 Issue 6| 2018

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Completely Exhausted: Evaluating the Impact of Woodford v. Ngo on Prisoner Litigation in Federal Courts

Elana M. Stern

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Volume 166 Issue 3| 2018

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Sufficiently Criminal Ties: Expanding VAWA Criminal Jurisdiction for Indian Tribes

Maura Douglas

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The Illusory Coverage Doctrine: A Critical Review

Ian Weiss

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A New Hurdle to International Cooperation in Criminal Investigations: Whether Foreign Government‐Compelled Testimony Implicates the Privilege Against Self‐Incrimination

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Catch Rule 22: When Interpleader Actions Violate Statutory and Constitutional Diversity Jurisdiction Requirements

Federalism, ERISA, and State Single‐Payer Health Care

Avoidance Creep

Prejudice‐Based Rights in Criminal Procedure

Taxing the Gig Economy

Settling the Staggered Board Debate

Completely Exhausted: Evaluating the Impact of Woodford v. Ngo on Prisoner Litigation in Federal Courts

Sufficiently Criminal Ties: Expanding VAWA Criminal Jurisdiction for Indian Tribes

The Illusory Coverage Doctrine: A Critical Review

A New Hurdle to International Cooperation in Criminal Investigations: Whether Foreign Government‐Compelled Testimony Implicates the Privilege Against Self‐Incrimination