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Washington and Lee Law Review Volume 65 Spring 2008 Number 2 | |
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Judicial Independence, Judicial Responsibility: A District Judge's Perspective Joan Humphrey Lefkow |
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The Age of the Child: Interrogating Juveniles After Roper v. Simmons Tamar R. Birckhead |
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Scary Stories and the Limited Liability Polluter in Chapter 11 Anne M. Lawton Lynda J. Oswald |
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Leaving More Than Money: Mediation Clauses in Estate Planning Documents Lela P. Love Stewart E. Sterk |
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Trademark Extortion: The End of Trademark Law Kenneth L. Port |
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"Appropriate Action," Inappropriately Defined: Amending the Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1974 Jessica R. Berenyi |
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Will the Real Real Party in Interest Please Stand Up?: Applying the Capacity To Sue Rule in Diversity Cases Benjamin J. Conley |
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Derivatives at Bankruptcy: Lifesaving Knowledge for the Small Firm Jonathon Keath Hance |
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Regulating Intrastate Crime: How the Federal Kidnapping Act Blurs the Distinction Between What Is Truly National and What Is Truly Local Colin V. Ram |
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Existing in a Legal Limbo: The Precarious Legal Position of Standards-Development Organizations Tyler R.T. Wolf |
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