VOTING RIGHTS FOR PEOPLE WITH DIMINISHED MENTAL CAPACITY.
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THE OTHER BAR HURDLE: AN EXAMINATION OF THE CHARACTER AND FITNESS REQUIREMENT FOR BAR ADMISSION.
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THE LAWYER'S ROLE IN IMPROVING "HUMANE" MEAT LABELING.
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THE ENFORCEABILITY OF STEP-DOWN PROVISIONS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE POLICIES.
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SHOULD THE CALL FOR SYSTEMIC CHANGE START WITH POLICE GRIEVANCE ARBITRATION?
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- Mitchell Hamline Law Review, 2022, v. 48, n. 2, p. 624
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HYPERPARTISANSHIP, IMPEACHMENT, AND THE UNCHECKED EXECUTIVE BRANCH.
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- Mitchell Hamline Law Review, 2022, v. 48, n. 2, p. 586
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FREE SPEECH, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES: HOW THE FIRST AMENDMENT LIMITS UNIVERSITY SANCTIONS FOR ONLINE EXPRESSION AND EMPOWERS STUDENTS, STAFF, AND FACULTY.
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- Mitchell Hamline Law Review, 2022, v. 48, n. 2, p. 407
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APPARENT AUTHORITY: MINNESOTA FINALLY REJECTS CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION FOR INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMS AND SIGNIFIES POTENTIAL FOR NONDELEGABLE DUTY DOCTRINE--POPOVICH V. ALLINA HEALTH SYS., 946 N.W.2D 885 (MINN. 2020).
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