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Volume 78, Number 6 (September 2005)

Volume 78, Number 6 (September 2005)

  • Negotiating Sex 
    Article by Michelle J. Anderson
  • Third-Party Visitation Statutes: Why Are Some Families More Equal than Others? 
    Note by Natalie Reed
  • California’s Inequitable Parole System: A Proposal to Reestablish Fairness
    Note by Daniel Weiss
  • Beyond Tort: Compensating Victims of Environmental Toxic Injury
    Article by Albert C. Lin
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