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• Notes & Comments

  Protecting Whistleblowing (and Not Just Whistleblowers)

  • Evan J. Ballan
  • Published: December, 2017
  • Volume 116, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  Opening the Gates of Cow Palace: Regulating Runoff Manure as a Hazardous Waste Under RCRA

  • Reed J. McCalib
  • Published: December, 2017
  • Volume 116, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  Corpus Linguistics: Misfire or More Ammo for the Ordinary-Meaning Canon?

  • John D. Ramer
  • Published: November, 2017
  • Volume 116, Issue 2
• Notes & Comments

  Understanding Nautilus’s Reasonable-Certainty Standard: Requirements for Linguistic and Physical Definiteness of Patent Claims

  • Gary M. Fox
  • Published: November, 2017
  • Volume 116, Issue 2
• Notes & Comments

  Humanizing the Corporation While Dehumanizing the Individual: The Misuse of Deferred-Prosecution Agreements in the United States

  • Andrea Amulic
  • Published: October, 2017
  • Volume 116, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  Saving Title IX: Designing More Equitable and Efficient Investigation Procedures

  • Emma Ellman-Golan*
  • Published: October, 2017
  • Volume 116, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  The New Unconstitutionality of Juvenile Sex Offender Registration: Suspending the Presumption of Constitutionality for Laws that Burden Juvenile Offenders

  • Spencer Klein
  • Published: August, 2017
  • Volume 115, Issue 8
• Notes & Comments

  The FMLA and Psychological Support: Courts Care About “Care” (and Employers Should, Too)

  • Katherine Stallings Bailey
  • Published: May, 2017
  • Volume 115, Issue 7
• Notes & Comments

  Proposing a One-Year Time Bar for 8 U.S.C. § 1226(c)

  • Jenna Neumann
  • Published: March, 2017
  • Volume 115, Issue 5
• Notes & Comments

  Reconciling Expectations with Reality: The REAL ID Act’s Corroboration Exception for Otherwise Credible Asylum Applicants

  • Alexandra Lane Reed
  • Published: February, 2017
  • Volume 115, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Private Actors and Public Corruption: Why Courts Should Adopt a Broad Interpretation of the Hobbs Act

  • Megan DeMarco
  • Published: December, 2016
  • Volume 115, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  Confessions in an International Age: Re-Examining Admissibility Through the Lens of Foreign Interrogations

  • Julie Tanaka Siegel
  • Published: November, 2016
  • Volume 115, Issue 2