A Case for Compulsory Licensing in Instances of Reverse Trademark Confusion.
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Carpenter, the Fourth Amendment, and Third-Party Workarounds.
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The Folly of the Famous Family: Why Matter of L-E-A-'s Definition of Distinction Does Not Merit Deference.
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Reading the Illegible: Can Law Understand Graffiti?
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Compulsory Conjugality.
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Conscience in Commerce: Conceptualizing Discrimination in Public Accommodations.
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