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February 2019

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  • What's Wrong with Law Firms? A Corporate Finance Solution to Law Firm Short-Termism - Article by Jonathan T. Molot
  • Extraterritorial Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: Asserting U.S. Interest or Foreign Intrusion?
  • Convergence and Then Downstream Divergence in Torts and Other Law - Article by Saul Levmore
  • On the Imperative of Civil Discourse: Lessons from Alexander Hamilton and Federalist No. 1 -Postscript by Donald J. Kochan
  • (Un)reasonable Religious Accommodation: The Argument For an "Essential Functions" Provision Under Title VII - Note by Laura E. Watson
  • The Enduring Distinction between Business Entities and Security Interests - Article by Ofer Eldar & Andrew Verstein
  • An Impossible Standard: The California Parole Board Process for Inmates with Cognitive Impairments - Note by Amber Heron
  • "The Dustbin of Quackery"? Senate Bill 1172 and the Legal Implications of Banning Reparative Therapy for Homosexual Minors - Note by Marlena McMurchie
  • How the First Amendment's Commitment to Religious Freedom Could Ironically Save Roe v. Wade . . . If We Let It by Abigail Sellers
  • The Giant Shadow of Corporate Gadflies by Kobi Kastiel and Yaron Nili
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