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Western New England Law Review

Speeches

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JUDICIAL SKEPTICISM AND THE THREAT OF TERRORISM
Hon. Robert D. Sack

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REPAIRING OUR HUMAN RIGHTS REPUTATION
Harold H. Koh

Articles

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A DEFENSE OF OLD ORIGINALISM
Walter B. Michaels

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UPROOTING THE CELL-PLANT: COMPARING UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CONSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES TO SURREPTITIOUS INTERROGATIONS IN THE DETENTION CONTEXT
Amar Khoday

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UNDERSTANDING THE SOCRATIC METHOD IN LAW SCHOOL TEACHING AFTER THE CARNEGIE FOUNDATION'S EDUCATING LAWYERS
Joseph A. Dickinson

Notes

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CIVIL RIGHTS/TAX LAW—"UNDER COLOR OF" INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS: THE ROLE OF UNITED STATES v. TEMPLE AND SECTION 7214 IN THE "UNDER COLOR OF LAW" DEBATE
Sarah T. Biolsi

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PROPERTY—THE LIMITS OF EQUITY: FORFEITURE, DOUBLE JEOPARDY, AND THE MASSACHUSETTS "SLAYER STATUTE"
Robert F. Hennessy

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SPECIAL EDUCATION/CIVIL PROCEDURE—THE IDEA OF FAIRNESS: ALLOWING PARENT-ATTORNEYS TO RECOVER THEIR ATTORNEYS' FEES UNDER THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT
Justin D. Kumpulanian

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FEDERAL INDIAN LAW—AMBIGUOUS ABROGATION: THE FIRST CIRCUIT STRIPS THE NARRAGANSETT INDIAN TRIBE OF ITS SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
Merritt Schnipper