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A Drone’s Eye View: Why and How the Federal Aviation Administration Should Regulate Hobbyist Drone Use
Alexandria Tomanelli

Lee v. United States: The Unusual Circumstances Test for Strickland Relief
Zachary Segal

A Run for Your Money: Are Able Accounts Truly an Innovative, User-Friendly Financial Savings Tool for the Broad Spectrum of Disabled Americans?
Madeleine Laser

Chained Against Her Will: What a Get Means for Women Under Jewish Law
Michelle Kariyeva

Cardozo on the Supreme Court: Meeting High Expectations
Richard D. Friedman

Did the African-American Electorate Unintentionally Help Elect Donald Trump President?
C. Daniel Chill

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Jewish Law and American Law: A Comparative Study
Samuel J. Levine

Are Legal Disputes Just About the Money? Answers from Mediators on the Front Line
Harold I. Abramson, Bennett Picker, Bill Marsh, Birgit Sambeth Glasner, and Jerry Weiss

Fashioning an Effective Negotiation Style: Choosing Between Good Practices, Tactics, and Tricks
Harold I. Abramson

A Hard Pill to Swallow: Symptoms and Prognosis of the Drug Manufacturer Preemption Defense in 2018
Brandon Stephens

Unequal Protection: Examining the Judiciary’s Treatment of Unwed Fathers
Brett Potash

Loss of Human Capital: Corporate Transactions and Their Impact on the L-1 Visa for Employees
Constanza Mundt

Solving the Riddle! Bridging the Gap in the Federal Circuit’s Definition of “Regular and Established Place of Business” to Prevent Patent Trolls from Forum Shopping
Michael A. Morales

The “Legal Stranger” and Parent: A Love Story?
Kellie Mahoney

Playing Word Games with New York’s No Surcharge Law
Katie Coggins

Students Fall Victim to Hazing Epidemic: Unity at What Cost?
Helene Bruckner

Diamonds in the Rough: A Review of Tiffany v. Costco and a Call to Apply Daubert to the Admissibility of Consumer Survey Evidence in Trademark Infringement Litigation
Michael J. Borger

Whether the Bright-Line Cut-Off Rule and the Adversarial Expert Explanation of Adaptive Functioning Exacerbates Capital Juror Comprehension of the Intellectual Disability
Leona Deborah Jochnowitz

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