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Why Mixed Motives Shouldn’t Really Matter in Insider Trading Law: A Reply to Andrew Verstein’s Mixed Motives Insider Trading
Zachary J. Gubler

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CAFOs and U.S. Law
N. William Hines

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Informed Consent Law’s Role in Stillbirth Prevention: Response to Meghan Boone,Brietta Clark, and Nadia Sawicki
Jill Wieber Lens

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Antitrust Liability for False Advertising: A Response to Carrier & Tushnet
Susannah Gagnon & Herbert Hovenkamp

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Immigration, Government Terror, and the Rule of Law
Paul Gowder

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The Peril and Promise of SCOTUS Resignations
Richard M. Re

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Law and the Rise of Foreign Issuer IPOs
Dhruv Chand Aggarwal

ARTICLE
Thompson v. Trump: Lost in the Funhouse of Brandenburg
Jay Sterling Silver

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Market Practices and the Awareness/Use Problem in Insider Trading Law: A Response to Professor Verstein's Mixed Motives in Insider Trading
Robert T. Miller