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Evidence, Institutional Reform Litigation, Commuters and the Dormant Commerce Clause
Volume 49, Number 3 (2004)
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| Standards of Evidence in Administrative Proceedings | William H. Kuehnle | ||
| The Supreme Court, Democracy and Institutional Reform Litigation | Ross Sandler & David Schoenbrod | ||
| Does a Commuter's Choice of Where to Reside Implicate the Dormant Commerce Clause? | Robert J. Firestone | ||
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| Public Availability or Practical Obscurity: The Debate Over Public Access to Court Records on the Internet |
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| Kruse v. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc. | Jennifer Katehos | ||
| In re Adelphia Communications Corp. | Phillip Mahony | ||
| Comptroller of City of New York v. Mayor of New York | Leslie Spitalnick | ||
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