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| Informal Aggregation: Procedural and Ethical Implications of Coordination Among Counsel in Related Lawsuits | Howard M. Erichson | 381 | |||
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| Equitable Self-Ownership for Animals | David Favre | 473 | |||
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| The Power of Congress over the Rules of Precedent | John Harrison | 503 | |||
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| The Reemergence of Enlightenment Ideas in the 1994 French Bioethics Debates | Nan T. Ball | 545 | |||
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| Intangible Property Under the Federal Mail Fraud Statute and the Takings Clause: A Case Study | Michael J. Hostetler | 589 | |||
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| The Amended Gun-Free School Zones Act: Doubt as to Its Constitutionality Remains | Seth J. Safra | 637 | |||
