George Mason Law Review
Volume 14 || Spring 2007 || Number 3
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ESSAY |
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THE TERRORIST SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM AND THE CONSTITUTION |
John Yoo |
565 |
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ARTICLES |
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FAMOUS TRADEMARKS AND THE RATIONAL BASIS FOR PROTECTING "IRRATIONAL BELIEFS" |
Shahar J. Dilbary |
605 |
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BREAKING OPEN OFFSHORE PIGGYBANKS: DEFERRAL AND THE UTILITY OF AMNESTY |
Craig M. Boise |
667 |
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REVIVING SAUCIER: PROSPECTIVE INTERPRETATION OF CRIMINAL LAWS |
Ted Sampsell-Jones |
725 |
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THE OVER-EDUCATION OF AMERICAN LAWYERS: AN ECONOMIC AND ETHICAL ANALYSIS OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR PRACTICING LAW IN THE UNITED STATES |
Vijay Sekhon |
769 |
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CASENOTE & COMMENT |
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND FIDUCIARY DUTY: THE "MICKEY MOUSE RULE" OR LEGAL CONSISTENCY, PROTECTION OF SHAREHOLDER EXPECTATIONS, AND BALANCED DIRECTOR AUTONOMY |
Wendi J. Powell |
799 |
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A CALL TO ARMS: CIVIL DISORDER FOLLOWING HURRICANE KATRINA WARRANTS ATTACK ON THE POSSE COMITATUS ACT |
Ashley J. Craw |
829 |
