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volume 39  •  issue 2  •  winter 2012  •  pages 357 to 592
Does a Broad Free Exercise Right Require a Narrow Definition of “Religion”?
■ by Donald L. Beschle

The Case for a Commerce Clause Challenge to State Antitrust Laws Banning Minimum Resale Price Maintenance
■ by Barbara O. Bruckmann

Funding Gideon’s Promise by Viewing Excessive Caseloads as Unethical Conflicts of Interest
■ by Heidi Reamer Anderson

Reconciling Parliamentary Sovereignty and Judicial Review: On The Theoretical and Historical Origins ofthe Israeli Legislative Override Power
■ by Rivka Weill

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About “Face”: Using Moral Rights to Increase Copyright Enforcement in China
■ by Heidi Hansen Kalscheur



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California Penal Code § 270.1: A Constitutionally Impermissible Attempt to Combat Truancy
■ by Alison Cordova



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Spreading the Wealth: Is Asset Forfeiture the Key to Enticing Local Agencies to Enforce Federal Drug Laws?
■ by David T. Gibson
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