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A Means Test at Odds with Itself: The Secured Debt Expense in Chapter 7 Consumer Bankruptcy Cases After The Supreme Court’s Decision in Lanning and Ransom

Roma Perez

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Let’s Shake on it: Perceived Pre-contractual Risk in Cross-border Investment

Kevin J. Fandl JD, Phd

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Regulating Sugar-Sweetened Beverages

Tyler Ruah

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Alexa, Amazon Assistant or Government Informant?

Julia R. Shackleton Esq.

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Volume 31, Issue 3

 

Making Small Claims Work for Copyright Law: Why the Decisions of an Unprecedented Judicial Authority Should Hold Precedential Weight by Emma C. Johnson

June 23, 2023

 

Regulating Best Interest: SEC Confronts the Brave New Markets by Rayaan Hossain

June 23, 2023

 

Copyright and Political Campaigns: How Much Control Should a Copyright Owner Have Over the Use of Their Musical Work in a Political Campaign by Jared Zim

June 23, 2023

 

Hip Hop Turns 50: The End of a Criminal Cartel by J. Christopher Hamilton

June 23, 2023

 

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Volume 26 Executive Board Elected

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