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Home > School of Law > Student > Law Review > Vol. 28 (2005-2006) > Iss. 2 (2006)

 

Western New England Law Review

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RATIFYING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT IN OHIO
Gabriel J. Chin

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DIVERSITY'S DIVERGENCE: A POST-GRUTTER EXAMINATION OF RACIAL PREFERENCES IN PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
Lorin J. Lapidus

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BLAINE AMENDMENTS AND POLYGAMY LAWS: THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ANTI-POLYGAMY LAWS TARGETING RELIGION
Elijah L. Milne

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FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT: THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATORS GOING FORWARD AND THE NEED FOR A CONTINUANCE OF THE LITIGATION TOOL IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT
Sean-Patrick Wilson

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CIVIL RIGHTS/CIVIL PROCEDURE—IS IT THE OFFICER OR THE GENTLEMAN?: ISSUES OF CAPACITY IN § 1983 ACTIONS BROUGHT IN FEDERAL COURT
Jeffrey K. O'Connor

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THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT—WHERE THE FOURTH CIRCUIT WENT WRONG IN SHALIEHSABOU v. HEBREW HOME OF GREATER WASHINGTON: JUDICIAL EXPANSION OF FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT EXEMPTIONS TO INCLUDE MINISTERIAL EMPLOYEES
Sarah L. Santos

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THE WIRETAP ACT—RECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES: A FRAMEWORK FOR DETERMINING THE "INTERCEPTION" OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS FOLLOWING UNITED STATES V. COUNCILMAN'S REJECTION OF THE STORAGE/TRANSIT DICHOTOMY
Michael D. Roundy