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26 States Sue Obama Over Immigration Plan, Lauren Carasik

A Better Death in Britain?, Barbara A. Noah

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW—ALL (FOOD) POLITICS IS LOCAL: COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM, NEW ENGLAND SMALL FARMS, AND THE FOOD SAFETY MODERNIZATION ACT, Laura Fisher

Americans Have Yet to Grasp the Horrific Magnitude of the ‘War on Terror’, Lauren Carasik

AN ALTERNATIVE FOOD POLICY, Chris Erchull

A Reasonable Belief: In Support of LGBT Plaintiffs' Title VII Retaliation Claims, Erin E. Buzuvis

Athletic Compensation for Women Too? Title IX Implications of Northwestern and O'Bannon, Erin E. Buzuvis

Backsliding: The United States Supreme Court, Shelby County v. Holder and the Dismantling of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, Bridgette Baldwin

Barriers to Leadership in Women's College Athletics, Erin E. Buzuvis

BECAUSE FOREVER IS TOO LONG, Ausher M.B. Kosfky

Best Practices Report on the Use of Adjunct Faculty, Eric J. Gouvin

BIG DATA, BIG PROBLEM: ARE SMALL LAW FIRMS GIVEN A SPORTING CHANCE TO ACCESS BIG DATA?, Jared D. Correia and Heidi Alexander

Blackwater Guilty Verdict Long Overdue, Lauren Carasik

Blumberg on Corporate Groups, 2nd Edition, Phillip Blumberg, Kurt Strasser, Nicholas Georgakopoulos, and Eric J. Gouvin

Canada Confronts ‘Cultural Genocide’ Against Aboriginal People, Lauren Carasik

Close the Revolving Door Between Washington and Wall Street, Lauren Carasik

Clothes Don't Make the Man (or Woman), But Gender Identity Might, Jennifer Levi

CONSERVATION CONVEYANCING: WHEN YOUR CLIENT IS POSTERITY, Richard Evans

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/EVIDENCE—UNITED STATES V. CHARLES: A POST-CRAWFORD ANALYSIS OF AN INTERPRETER AS A DECLARANT: DID THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT TAKE ITS DECISION A BRIDGE TOO FAR?, Daniel Benoit

DOJ Clears Wilson but Excoriates Ferguson Police, Lauren Carasik

End Sexual Exploitation by Peacekeepers, Lauren Carasik

Equal Justice Remains Elusive for the Poor, Lauren Carasik

Federal Equal Protection, Taylor Flynn

FOREWORD—ESTABLISHING A FIRM FOUNDATION FOR THE SMALL LAW PRACTICE, Eric J. Gouvin

Foreword—Establishing a Firm Foundation for the Small Law Practice, Eric J. Gouvin

France Should Fully Investigate Guantánamo Torture Claims, Lauren Carasik

Guatemala Needs Profound Change, Lauren Carasik

Gutting Schools Won’t Solve Puerto Rico’s Debt Crisis, Lauren Carasik

HEALTH LAW—BAND-AID JURISPRUDENCE: WHY THE RECOGNITION OF NEGLIGENT CREDENTIALING THREATENS PATIENT CARE IN MASSACHUSETTS, Kyle Deskus

Holder Assails Policing for Profit, Lauren Carasik

IMPORTANT INTANGIBLES: CONFIDENCE MANAGEMENT AND EXPECTATIONS, Laura Bradrick

In Abercrombie Case, Supreme Court Should Protect Religious Freedom, Lauren Carasik

Interim Payments and Economic Damages to Compensate Private-Party Victims of Hazardous Releases, Julie E. Steiner

Introduction: Constitutional Conflict and Development: Perspectives from South Asia and Africa, Sudha Setty and Matthew H. Charity

Land-Rights Defenders Face Growing Threat, Lauren Carasik

Law of Corporate Groups: Jurisdiction Practice and Procedure, Phillip Blumberg, Kurt Strasser, Nicholas Georgakopoulos, and Eric J. Gouvin

MASSACHUSETTS ATTORNEYS IN THE CLOUD— HOW MASSACHUSETTS REGULATIONS AND A CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM CAN PROVIDE MORE THAN A WISP OF GUIDANCE THROUGH THE FOG OF ETHICAL CLOUD COMPUTING, Daniel McKellick

MIRANDA ABUSE AND FUNDAMENTAL FAIRNESS UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTION: ARTICLE XII IN NON-CUSTODIAL INTERROGATIONS AND EVIDENCE OF PRIOR BAD ACTS, TWO CASE STUDIES, Marissa Elkins

No Guarantee the US Won’t Torture Again, Lauren Carasik

Obama’s Failure of Leadership on Gitmo, Lauren Carasik

PLANNING FOR YOUR FINANCIAL SUCCESS: PRACTICE POINTERS, Andrea M. O'Connor

Preferential Judicial Activism, Sudha Setty

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS—THE HIGH RISK OF GOING GREEN: PROBLEMS FACING TRANSACTIONAL ATTORNEYS AND THE GROWTH OF THE STATE-LEVEL LEGAL MARIJUANA INDUSTRIES, Ian Wagemaker

PROPERTY—FORECLOSURE; IS IT BY ENTRY OR FOR EASE OF ENTRY? ISSUES OF FAIRNESS REGARDING THE MASSACHUSETTS FORECLOSURE BY ENTRY PROVISION, Brittani Morgan

PROPERTY RIGHTS—WHEN REFORM IS NOT ENOUGH: A LOOK INSIDE THE PROBLEMS CREATED BY THE CIVIL ASSET FORFEITURE REFORM ACT OF 2000, Jennifer Levesque

Revelations on FBI Spy Fleet Cloud Surveillance Reform, Lauren Carasik

Stop Mass Deportation from the Dominican Republic to Haiti, Lauren Carasik

Stop Warehousing the Mentally Ill in Prisons, Lauren Carasik

Supreme Court Argument on Same-Sex Marriage Clouds Predictions, Lauren Carasik

Supreme Court Should Not Gut Fair Housing Protections, Lauren Carasik

Surveillance, Secrecy, and the Search for Meaningful Accountability, Sudha Setty

The Fourth Amendment and Surveillance in a Digital World, Arthur Leavens

The Right to Counsel Must Be Protected and Expanded, Lauren Carasik

The World Bank Has an Accountability Problem, Lauren Carasik

UN Climate Change Report Warns of Severe and Irreversible Effects, Lauren Carasik

Unmistakably Clear: Human Rights, the Right to Representation, and Remedial Voting Rights of People of Color, Matthew H. Charity

US Aid Proposal Could Worsen Violence in El Salvador, Lauren Carasik

US Policies in Mexico Have Made Bad Situation Worse, Lauren Carasik

US Should End Solitary Confinement, Lauren Carasik

WHEN THE STORY IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE: A LAWYER'S ROLE IN RESISTING THE LURE OF NARRATIVE, Jeanne Kaiser and Scott Brown

When the Story is Too Good to be True: A Lawyer's Role in Resisting the Lure of Narrative, Jeanne Kaiser and Scott Brown

Where Truth and the Story Collide: What Legal Writers Can Learn from the Experience of Non-Fiction Writers about the Limits of Storytelling, Jeanne Kaiser

Writing Can Be Taught and Assessed, Beth Cohen