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Vol. 92 No. 3

Article | Litigation
Forum Selling Abroad
by Stefan Bechtold, Jens Frankenreiter & Daniel Klerman

Article | Constitutional Law
California Constitutional Law: Direct Democracy
by David A. Carrillo, Stephen M. Duvernay, Benjamin Gevercer & Meghan Fenzel

Article | Corporate Law
Regulating Bankruptcy Bonuses
by Jared A. Ellias

Note | Intellectual Property Law
Patently Unjust: Tribal Sovereign Immunity at the U.S. Patent Office
by Christopher B. Phillips

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An Uneasy Dance with Data:
Racial Bias in Criminal Law
by Joseph J. Avery
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Technology-Enabled Coin Flips for Judging Partisan Gerrymandering
by Wendy K. Tam Cho
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The Undesirability of Mandatory Time-Based Sunsets in Dual Class Share Structures: A Reply to Bebchuck and Kastiel
by Bernard S. Sharfman
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Filling the California Ninth Circuit Vacancies
by Carl Tobias
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Crushing Creativity: The Blurred Lines Case and Its Aftermath
by Edwin F. McPherson

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