Vol. 70, Issue 1, 2007

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WHAT IS A “SEARCH” WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT?
Thomas K. Clancy
This article proposes that any intrusion with the purpose of obtaining physical evidence or information, either by a technological device or the use of the senses, is a search.
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IS LEISURE-TIME SMOKING A VALID EMPLOYMENT CONSIDERATION?
Karen L. Chadwick
This article examines the current approaches to employment discrimination based on off-duty smoking.
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CORPORATE REORGANIZATIONS, JOB LAYOFFS, AND AGE DISCRIMINATION: HAS SMITH V. CITY OF JACKSON SUBSTANTIALLY EXPANDED THE RIGHTS OF OLDER WORKERS UNDER THE ADEA?
Aïda M. Alaka
This article analyzes the impact of Smith v. City of Jackson on the rights of older workers who may lose their employment.
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INVASION OF PRIVACY V. COMMERCIAL SPEECH: REGULATION OF SPAM WITH A COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL POINT OF VIEW
Soon Chul Huh
This article considers the competing interests of constitutionally protected speech and privacy as it relates to spam e-mails.
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VOLUNTARY SELF-REGULATION OF COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS
John Lunstroth
The author recommends that homeopaths and other similarly situated practitioner groups organize on a state-by-state basis around a code of conduct as a means to counteract restrictive laws.
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NECESSARY PROTECTION: AN EXAMINATION OF THE STATE FARM V. CAMPBELL STANDARDS TEST AND WHY ECONOMICALLY EFFICIENT RULES DO NOT WORK AT THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN DUE PROCESS AND PUNITIVE DAMAGES
Daniel F. Thomas
This Note examines the Supreme Court’s 2003 application of the Due Process Clause to place substantive limitations on punitive damages awards in civil cases.
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RX FOR DRUGSTORE DISCRIMINATION: CHALLENGING PHARMACY REFUSALS TO DISPENSE PRESCRIPTION CONTRACEPTIVES UNDER STATE PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS LAWS
Charu A. Chandrasekhar
This article argues that state public accommodations statutes offer an excellent vehicle for challenging discriminatory practices of refusing to dispense prescription contraceptives.
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VENTURE CAPITAL FUNDS, ORGANIZATIONAL LAW, AND PASSIVE INVESTORS
Christopher Gulinello
This Article questions why a venture capital market in any jurisdiction would exhibit a preference for either active- or passive-investor funds.

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