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Surrey's Silence: Subpart F and the Swiss Subsidiary Tax that Never Was

Boston University

Surrey's Silence: Subpart F and the Swiss Subsidiary Tax that Never Was

Steven Dean

Diversion and Decarceration

University of Washington

Diversion and Decarceration

Katherine Beckett

Using Community-Based Truth Commissions to Address Poverty and Related ESCRs

University of Liverpool

Using Community-Based Truth Commissions to Address Poverty and Related ESCRs

Amanda Cahill-Ripley

Populist Ambivalence to Tax Evasion

University of California Los Angeles

Populist Ambivalence to Tax Evasion

Steven Bank

Expanding the Rule of Law in Latin America

American University

Expanding the Rule of Law in Latin America

Peter J. Messitte

The assessment of disputes about legal costs

Murdoch University

The assessment of disputes about legal costs

Steve Shaw

Comprendre l’inconduite sexuelle policière : une perspective canadienne

University of Alberta

Comprendre l’inconduite sexuelle policière : une perspective canadienne

Sandrine Ampleman-Tremblay

Ambivalent Advocates

Boston University

Ambivalent Advocates

Jonathan Feingold

Prosecuting Misdemeanors

American University

Prosecuting Misdemeanors

Jenny Roberts

Siege Starvation: A War Crime of Societal Torture

Tufts University

Siege Starvation: A War Crime of Societal Torture

Tom Dannenbaum

Data Valuation and Law

University of Southern California

Data Valuation and Law

Jordan Barry

50 Years of Legal Education in Ethiopia

Boston University

50 Years of Legal Education in Ethiopia

Stanley Fisher

Refining the Reasonable Apprehension of Bias Test

University of Alberta

Refining the Reasonable Apprehension of Bias Test

Philip Bryden

Traditions, symbols, and the challenges of researching the legal profession

Griffith University

Traditions, symbols, and the challenges of researching the legal profession

John Flood

He's Fucking Marvellous!: The Fall and Rise of Barristers' Clerks

Griffith University

He's Fucking Marvellous!: The Fall and Rise of Barristers' Clerks

John Flood

The Use of Family Law Assessments as a Vehicle for Skills Development

Murdoch University

The Use of Family Law Assessments as a Vehicle for Skills Development

Lisa Young

The First Challenge to Canada’s Supply Management System under CUSMA

University of British Columbia

The First Challenge to Canada’s Supply Management System under CUSMA

Ljiljana Biuković

Eavesdropping, the Fourth Amendment, and the Common Law

University of San Diego

Eavesdropping, the Fourth Amendment, and the Common Law

Donald Dripps

Livening Up 1L Year

Boston College

Livening Up 1L Year

Cheryl Bratt

The Principle of Legality and Legislative Intention

University of Western Australia

The Principle of Legality and Legislative Intention

Robert French

The Rise of Fiduciary Law

Boston University

The Rise of Fiduciary Law

Tamar Frankel

Building Resilience from the Ground Up

University of Waikato

Building Resilience from the Ground Up

Barry Barton

Carers and human rights: the parallel struggles of disabled people and carers for equal treatment

University of Leeds

Carers and human rights: the parallel struggles of disabled people and carers for equal treatment

Luke Clements

Law's reality: a philosophy of law

Auckland University of Technology

Law's reality: a philosophy of law

Allan Beever

Tax Administration in and beyond the Canadian context

Dalhousie University

Tax Administration in and beyond the Canadian context

Kimberley Brooks