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Notes & Comments
Two Standards of Competency Are Better Than One: Why Some Defendants Who Are Not Competent to Stand Trial Should be Permitted to Plead Guilty
- Jason R. Marshall
- Published: May, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 4
Articles & Essays
Intentional Job Discrimination-New Tools for Our Oldest Problem
- Alfred W. Blumrosen
- Published: April, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 3
Notes & Comments
When Nice Guys Finish First: The Evolution of Cooperation, The Study of Law, and the Ordering of Legal Regimes
- Neel P. Parekh
- Published: April, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 3
Articles & Essays
Hearing the Danger of an Armed Felon- Allowing for a Detention Hearing Under the Bail Reform Act for Those Who Unlawfully Possess Firearms
- Matthew S. Miner
- Published: April, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 3
Articles & Essays
The Responsible Thing to Do About “Responsible Party” Provisions in Nursing Home Agreements: A Proposal for Change on Three Fronts
- Katherine C. Pearson
- Published: April, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 3
Articles & Essays
To Elect or Not to Elect: A Case Study ofJudicial Selection in New York City 1977-2002
- Steven Zeidman
- Published: April, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 3
Notes & Comments
Balancing the Demands of the Workplace with the Needs of the Modern Family: Expanding Family and Medical Leave to Protect Domestic Partners
- Kimberly Menashe Glassman
- Published: April, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 3
Notes & Comments
Liberty, Justice, and Insurance for All: Re-Imagining the Employment-Based Health Insurance System
- Carolyn V. Juárez
- Published: April, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 3
Articles & Essays
The Foggy Road for Evaluating Punitive Damages: Lifting the Haze from the BMW/State Farm Guideposts
- Steven L. Chanenson
- Published: January, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 2
Articles & Essays
“Go and Sin No More”: The Constitutionality of Governmentally Funded Faith-Based Prison Units
- Lynn S. Branham
- Published: January, 2004
- Volume 37, Issue 2