Vol. 82, Issue 2, 2019

TOO MUCH SUN CAN BURN: REASSESSING PUBLIC ACCESS TO CONFIDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS IN PUBLIC EDUCATION

Mark A. Paige

This article contends that the current legislative and judicial presumption in most states that such agreements are completely open to inspection should be revised for several reasons.

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“OFFICIAL FAKES”:THE CONSEQUENCES OF GOVERNMENTAL TREATMENT OF FORGED ANTIQUITIES AS GENUINE DURING SEIZURES, PROSECUTIONS, AND REPATRIATIONS

Erin L. Thompson

This article argues that the official fake problem is much more widespread than has previously been recognized.

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CENTER OF ORDER: CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS AND THE COMING STRUGGLE FOR A RESPECTED SUPREME COURT
Benjamin Pomerance
How politically conservative will Justice Kavanaugh will prove to be and how will the rest of the Court react to the newcomer in their midst?
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BUY INSURANCE OR ELSE?: RESURRECTING THE INDIVIDUAL MANDATE AT THE STATE LEVEL
Brendan Williams
This article traces the origin of the individual mandate, chronicles efforts by states to enact their own mandates, and concludes by questioning whether mandates are either necessary or politic.
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BREAKING INTO AN EMPTY HOUSE: A THEORY OF REMEDIES FOR CFAA UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO NON-PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
Omri Rachum-TwaigOhad Somech
This article reviews the doctrinal development of both the CFAA’s unauthorized access doctrine and the parallel trespass to chattels doctrine, as well as the underlying theoretical justifications for such doctrines.
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SEVEN STEPS TO TRULY REFORM THE TAX CODE AND ENGENDER SOCIO-ECONOMIC MOBILITY
Mohamed Akram Faizer
Recognizing the tax cuts have not addressed the issue of economic stagnation, President Trump should use his political capital to implement a true tax reform that addresses socio-economic immobility.

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BOOK REVIEW: BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL LITIGATION IN FEDERAL COURTS, FOURTH EDITION (ROBERT L. HAIG, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF)

Randolph F. Treece

Book review of the treatise Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts.

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LIVING MORTGAGE AND INTEREST FREE?: THE UNWARRANTED DISCHARGE FOR DEBTORS WHO FAIL TO MAKE DIRECT POST-PETITION MORTGAGE PAYMENTS

Stephen J. Maier

This paper addresses the issues bankruptcy courts in non-conduit jurisdictions face when permitting consumer debtors to directly remit post-petition mortgage payments to the mortgage holder, as opposed to the trustee.

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URBAN CREEP IN UPSTATE NEW YORK: OPTIMIZING THE PRESERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND

Lindsey L. Johnson

New York State has the tools and capabilities of promoting agriculture and land use planning by focusing on the needs of communities at the local level.

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JONES LECTURE MUSINGS ON STARE DECISIS IN NEW YORK’S COURT OF LAST RESORT
Susan Phillips Read
2018 Hugh R. Jones Memorial Lecture.

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