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When "The Evil Day" Comes, Will Title VII's Disparate Impact Provision Be Narrowly Tailored to Survive an Equal Protection Clause Challenge?
Eang L. Ngov
May It Please the Senate: An Empirical Analysis of the Senate Judiciary Committee Hearings of Supreme Court Nominees, 1939-2009
Lori A. Ringland & Paul M. Collins, Jr.
COMMENT: Falling From the Legislative Grace: The ACORN Defunding and the Proposed Restraint of Congress' Appropriations Power Through the Bill of Attainder Clause
Andrew Kim
COMMENT: How a Narrow Application of 'Hot News' Misappropriation Can Help Save Journalism
Brian Westley
NOTE: Untying Knotts: The Application of Mosaic Theory to GPS Surveillance in
United States v. Maynard
Bethany L. Dickman
