WHOSE RELIGION MATTERS IN CORPORATE RFRA CLAIMS AFTER BURWELL V. HOBBY LOBBY STORES, INC., 134 S. CT. 2751 (2014)?
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THE DYNAMIC INCORPORATION OF FOREIGN LAW AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL REGULATION OF FEDERAL LAWMAKING.
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THE PARADOX OF ADMINISTRATIVE PREEMPTION.
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SECTION 702 AND THE COLLECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND INTERNET CONTENT.
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THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION'S UNPRECEDENTED LAWLESSNESS.
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DRONE ON: THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF POWER TO TARGET AND KILL AMERICANS.
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THE CONSTITUTION FOLLOWS THE DRONE: TARGETED KILLINGS, LEGAL CONSTRAINTS, AND JUDICIAL SAFEGUARDS.
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WHY THE NSA DATA SEIZURES ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
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PREFACE.
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