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WHITE COLLAR CRIME’S GRAY AREA: THE ANOMALY OF CRIMINALIZING CONDUCT NOT CIVILLY ACTIONABLE
Wendy Gerwick Couture
This article proposes a two-step solution to further the rationales of the civil-criminal divide while preserving the delicate balance of the current scheme of securities regulation.
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THE ADAPTIVE AMERICAN JUDICIARY: FROM CLASSICAL ADJUDICATION TO CLASS ACTION LITIGATION
Chris H. Miller
This article provides a historical framework for evaluating developments in the American legal system and demonstrates its remarkable versatility in resolving persisting issues.
While this Article considers the role of the state in preventing public access to state-owned land, it primarily focuses on the role of private parties.
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THE FORUM NON CONVENIENS MOTION AND THE DEATH OF THE MOTH: A DEFENSE PERSPECTIVE IN THE POST-SINOCHEM ERA
Michael Greenberg
This note offers suggestions that defense counsel should consider both in advance of making a forum non conveniens dismissal motion and during the motion’s consideration by the court.
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“BUT I’M DENNY CRANE!”: AGE DISCRIMINATION IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION AFTER SIDLEY
Donald J. Labriola
This note provides some general common sense guidelines that can minimize a firm’s risk of litigation related to age discrimination in law firms.