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Volume 46 | On Remand Articles

Reforming the Federal Criminal Code Within the Context of White Collar Crime

Frank C. Razzano

Advances in Transboundary Groundwater Management: The Guarani Aquifer Agreement

Bryan A. Green

GPS Monitoring Device Leads the Supreme Court to a Crossroads in Privacy Law

Shaun B. Spencer

The Underappreciated Importance of Issue Sequencing in Contract Litigation: The “Signed Offer” Statute of Frauds Cases

Gregory Scott Crespi

Predator Drone Attacks

Victor Hansen

Courageous Correspondents: Recent Foreign Corrupt Practices Act-Related Scholarship that Rocked the Boat

Richard L. Cassin

The Boston PILOT Task Force One Year Later: Proposed Change and Its Aftermath

Eric A. Lustig

Response: There is a Case for Congress

Victor M. Hansen & Lawrence Friedman

Fiancés are Protected Under Title VII – The Supreme Court Recognizes Third-Party Retaliation Claims in Thompson v. North American Stainless, LP

Lynne M. Woundy

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