Law Review - Fordham Law School
Fordham University School of Law   
Law Review, Fordham Law School, New York City
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  Vol. 77 May 2009 No. 6

ARTICLES
» THE PROS AND CONS OF POLITICALLY REVERSIBLE “SEMISUBSTANTIVE” CONSTITUTIONAL RULES.
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» THE RIGHT REMEDY FOR THE WRONGLY CONVICTED: JUDICIAL SANCTIONS FOR DESTRUCTION OF DNA EVIDENCE.
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ESSAY
» COMBAT VETERANS, MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, AND THE DEATH PENALTY: ADDRESSING THE IMPACT OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AND TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY.
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NOTES
» BEYOND LAWRENCE v. TEXAS: CRAFTING A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO SEXUAL PRIVACY.
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» MEET TWO-FACE: THE DUALISTIC RULE 10b-5 AND THE QUANDARY OF OFFSETTING LOSSES BY GAINS.
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» FERRETING OUT FAVORITISM: BRINGING PRETEXT CLAIMS AFTER KELO.
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» ADDING INSULT TO INJURY?: THE UNTOWARD IMPACT OF REQUIRING MORE THAN DE MINIMIS INJURY IN AN EIGHTH AMENDMENT EXCESSIVE FORCE CASE.
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» UNTYING OUR HANDS: THE CASE FOR UNIFORM PERSONAL JURISDICTION OVER “LIBEL TOURISTS”.
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» HEDGES OR THICKETS: PROTECTING INVESTORS FROM HEDGE FUND MANAGERS’ CONFLICTS OF INTEREST.
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» BACK TO BASICS: DETERMINING A CHILD’S HABITUAL RESIDENCE IN INTERNATIONAL CHILD ABDUCTION CASES UNDER THE HAGUE CONVENTION.
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» THIRD-PARTY CONSENT SEARCHES AFTER RANDOLPH: THE CIRCUIT SPLIT OVER POLICE REMOVAL OF AN OBJECTING TENANT.
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