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Oregon Law Review : Vol. 88, No. 1 (2009): Recent submissions
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2009)Part I of this Comment examines the causes and challenges associated with conflicting scientific experts. Part II identifies and distinguishes common sources of bias that may further complicate the evaluation of dueling ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2009)Part I of this Article discusses the role of Marine Protected Areas as a viable strategy to enhance protection of marine mammals in U.S. waters. It examines the synergy between marine mammal conservation goals and ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2009)This Article explores the issues relating to policies that cover use of company equipment and systems, especially restrictions on e-mail, and how these policies may be legally problematic if they interfere with the ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2009)In this Article, I offer a provocative perspective on the future of affirmative action in higher education. Given the revolutionary opinions of the U.S. Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education and Hernandez v. ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2009)The following pages explore how judicial review survived the transition from the deferential politics of the National Republican/Federalist era to the partisan politics of Jacksonian America. Part I details the political ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2009)In contrast to the optimistic hopes in 1998 to settle all claims expressed, we have seen a new trend emerge whereby current possessors of art displaced during the Holocaust, including museums, have been the first to ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2009)
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