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Western New England Law Review

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DETERMINING DETRIMENT TO THE CHILD IN THIRD-PARTY CUSTODY CASES IN CONNECTICUT
Carolyn W. Kaas

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THE FALSE CLAIMS ACT—FINDING MIDDLE GROUND BETWEEN OPPORTUNITY AND OPPORTUNISM: THE "ORIGINAL SOURCE" PROVISION OF 31 U.S.C. sect. 3730(e)(4)
Susan G. Fentin

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CRIMINAL LAW—UNITED STATES v. HOLLINGSWORTH: THE ENTRAPMENT DEFENSE AND THE NEOPHYTE CRIMINAL—WHEN THE COMMISSION OF A CRIMINAL ACT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CRIME
Elliot Rothstein

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LABOR LAW—BETWEEN THE OBVIOUS AND THE FOOLISH: AN APPLICATION OF UCC PRINCIPLES TO THE COMMON LAW OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS
Matthew J. McDermott

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CRIMINAL LAW—IN RE MOTION TO UNSEAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE EVIDENCE: THIRD PARTY ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT-ACQUIRED WIRETAP EVIDENCE
Lori K. Odierna

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