FORTHCOMING: Volume Thirty-eight, Number two
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ARTICLES | |
| Applying a Usable Past: The Use of History in Law | Matthew J. Festa |
| Jefferson's Failed Anti-Slavery Proviso of 1784 and the Nascence of Free Soil Constitutionalism | William G. Merkel |
| Reinvigorating the Concept of Benefit: The Failure of Drug Company-Sponsored Research on Human Subjects | Jacqueline Fox |
| The International Trend Toward Requiring Good Cause for Tenant Eviction: Dangerous Portents for the United States | Andrea B. Carroll |
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COMMENTS | |
| Limiting the Scope of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act: Why RLUIPA Should not be Amended to Regulate Eminent Domain Actions Against Religious Property | Cristina Finetti |
| Judgmental Neutrality: When the Supreme Court Inevitably Implies That Your is Just Plain Wrong | Lincoln Davis Wilson |
| The Future of Privacy in a Unified National Health Information Infrastructure | Dennis J. McMahon |
| How Much is Too Much? Director Equity Ownership and its Role in the Independence Assessment | Joseph P. Farano |
| RLUIPA or Not, Here They Come! RLUIPA as a Possible Shield from the Government Taking of Religious Property | Allison Scaduto |
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