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THE ABANDONMENT OF INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE ATHLETES BY NIL POLICY
ADMIN LAW AND THE CRISIS OF TAX ADMINISTRATION
UNBUNDLING BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY LAW
POPULIST CONSTITUTIONALISM
WITH MORE POWER COMES MORE RESPONSIBILITY: THE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA ACKNOWLEDGES NURSE AUTONOMY, BUT CLEARER GUIDELINES SURROUNDING LIABILITY ARE NEEDED
MEDICAL CARE VS. MEDICALIZATION: THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE FOURTH CIRCUIT’S DECISION IN WILLIAMS V. KINCAID

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THE ABANDONMENT OF INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE ATHLETES BY NIL POLICY, Victoria J. Haneman & David P. Weber 

ADMIN LAW AND THE CRISIS OF TAX ADMINISTRATION, Brian Galle & Stephen Shay

UNBUNDLING BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY LAW, Melissa B. Jacoby

POPULIST CONSTITUTIONALISM, Anya Bernstein & Glen Staszewski

WITH MORE POWER COMES MORE RESPONSIBILITY: THE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA ACKNOWLEDGES NURSE AUTONOMY, BUT CLEARER GUIDELINES SURROUNDING LIABILITY ARE NEEDED, Laura Fisher

MEDICAL CARE VS. MEDICALIZATION: THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE FOURTH CIRCUIT’S DECISION IN WILLIAMS V. KINCAID, Huma Khursheed

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