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Volume 104, Issue 4

May 2019

Articles

There's No Such Thing as Affirmative Duty
Kenneth S. Abraham & Leslie Kendrick

Minors and Digital Asset Succession
Natalie M. Banta

Nakedness and Publicity
Adam Candeub

Interpreting Forum Selection Clauses
John F. Coyle

One Dollar, One Vote: Mark-to-Market Governance in Bankruptcy
Edward J. Janger & Adam J. Levitin

Wrongful Living
Alberto B. Lopez & Fredrick E. Vars

Trademark Failure to Function
Alexandra J. Roberts

Student Notes

Let's Meet in the Middle: Constitutional Challenges and Policy Problems with Iowa's Open Meetings Law, with Suggestions for Improvement
Luke J. Cole

True Damages for False Claims: Why Gross Trebling Should Be Adopted
Paden M. Hanson

Unwitting and Unwelcome in Their Own Homes: Remedying the Coverage Gap in the Child Citizenship Act of 2000
Holland L. Hauenstein

Clawing Back Tuition Payments in Bankruptcy: Looking to Ancient and Recent History to Define the Future
Derek A. Huish

Solzhenitsyn's Submissive Sheep of Today: The United States' Susceptibility to Dictatorial Takeover and Presidential Overreach
Derek LaBrie

Justices, Justices, Look Through Your Books, and Make Me a Perfect Match: An Argument for the Realistic Probability Test in CIMT Removal Proceedings
Evan F. McCarthy

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