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Most Recent Additions*

A Shared Global Shame: A Conversation on Human Trafficking Policy Past and Future
Kevin Hyland, Christine Dolan, Bob Hamer, Michele Sarkisian, Del Wilber, Stephen Diaz Gavin, and Mary Graw Leary

Protecting Freedom, Sharing Faith, and Serving Persons
Kathleen Brady

Benched: A Look into Judicial Nominations, It’s Past, Present, and Future
Jill Dash

Decedents' Estates: Cases and Materials (4th ed.)
Raymond C. O'Brien and Michael T. Flannery

Strengthening the International Clinical Scholarly Community: Opportunities for the Clinical Law Review and Beyond
Leah Wortham

A Champion for the Silenced: The Prosecutor’s Role as a Voice for Victim’s Rights
Cynthia G. Wright

Charitable Tax Reform For the 21st Century
Roger Colinvaux and Ray Madoff

From Innovation to Abuse: Does the Internet Still Need Section 230 Immunity?
Benjamin Volpe

The Constitutionality of Appropriations Transfer Authority under the Nondelegation Doctrine
Shelby Begany Telle

Preventing Tax-Exempt Propaganda: The Case for Defining the Second Prong of the Methodology Test
Jordanne Miller

Mediation in Medical Treatment: A More Effective Way to Manage Disputes
Caitlin McClay

The Religious Roots of the Progressive Income Tax in America
Joshua Cutler

The Human Rights Movement and the Prevention of Evil: The Need to Look Inward as Well as Out
Jeffrey A. Brauch

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Information Age Technology, Industrial Age Laws
Elizabeth I. Winston

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bots, and How I Learned to Start Worrying About Democracy Instead
Antonio F. Perez

*Updated as of 11/13/19.