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September 2017

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  • 2021 Federal Clerkships: Can Order Emerge From Chaos?
  • The Harm Principle and Free Speech - Article by Rebecca L. Brown
  • Regulating Bankruptcy Bonuses - Article by Jared A. Ellias
  • A Proposed Cure: More Expansive Conversion Therapy Legislation and the Limits of Parental Rights - Note by Nicole A. Meier
  • In Defense of International Comity - Article by Samuel Estreicher & Thomas H. Lee
  • Data Protection in the Wake of the GDPR: California's Solution for Protecting "the World's Most Valuable Resource" - Note by Joanna Kessler
  • The Stamp Act and the Political Origins of American Legal and Economic Institutions - Article by Justin DuRivage & Claire Priest
  • Confessions of a Teenage Defendant: Why a New Legal Rule Is Necessary to Guide the Evaluation of Juvenile Confessions - Note by Hannah Brudney
  • Why the "Demolition Derby" That Seeks to Destroy Investor-State Arbitration? - Article by Judge Charles N. Brower & Jawad Ahmad
  • An Impossible Standard: The California Parole Board Process for Inmates with Cognitive Impairments - Note by Amber Heron
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