AN ERRONEOUS SHIFT IN PERSPECTIVE: HOW CROSS-EXAMINATIONS FORSAKE CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE AND THE PURPOSE OF TITLE IX.
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PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS IN CAPTIVE BREEDER DEER: HOW WILD ARE THEY?
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ENHANCEMENT WITHOUT A CAUSE: UNITED STATES V. SERFASS AND ITS ERASURE OF THE SCIENTER REQUIREMENT.
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- Texas Tech Law Review, 2021, v. 53, n. 2, p. 311
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SIGNPOSTS TURN TO TWITTER POSTS: MODERNIZING THE PUBLIC FORUM DOCTRINE AND PRESERVING FREE SPEECH IN THE ERA OF NEW MEDIA.
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- Texas Tech Law Review, 2021, v. 53, n. 2, p. 273
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VIOLENCE IN THE STREETS? HARDLY. EVEN UNDER THE "TIERS OF SCRUTINY" APPROACH TO JUDICIAL REVIEW, STATE ACTORS CANNOT JUSTIFY RESTRICTING THE RIGHT TO CARRY FIREARMS BASED ON CONTEMPORARY CRIMINOLOGICAL STUDIES.
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REMOTE CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
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