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Islam in the Mind of American State Courts: 1960 to 2001
Marie Failinger

On the Uneasy Relationship Between Medicaid and Charity Care
Laura D. Hermer and Merle Lenihan

What to Expect When You’re Expecting…TANF-Style Medicaid Waivers
Laura D. Hermer

Independence is the New Health
Laura D. Hermer

Digital Accessibility and Disability Accommodations in Online Dispute Resolution: ODR for Everyone
David Larson

The Disappointing History of Science in the Courtroom: Frye, Daubert, and the Ongoing Crisis of “Junk Science” in Criminal Trials
Jim Hilbert

Searching the Legacy of the Reformation for Lutheran Responses to Modern Family Law
Marie Failinger

The Commodification of Trademarks: Some Final Thoughts on Trademark Dilution
Kenneth L. Port

Revisiting Park ‘N Fly: In Pursuit of Constraints on Trademark Bullies
Kenneth L. Port

Out of Thin Air: Trade Secrets, Cybersecurity, and the Wrongful Acquisition Tort
Sharon Sandeen

Professional Learning Communities and Collaborative Teams: Tools to Jump-Start the Learning Outcomes Assessment Process
Sharon Sandeen

Change Versus Continuity at Obama’s CIA
Afsheen John Radsan

An Overt Turn on Covert Action
Afsheen John Radsan

Due Process and Targeted Killing of Terrorists
Richard Murphy and Afsheen John Radsan

Remodeling the Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA)
Afsheen John Radsan

The Case for Stewart over Harlan on 24/7 Physical Surveillance
Afsheen John Radsan

Measure Twice, Shoot Once: Higher Care for CIA-Targeted Killing
Afsheen John Radsan and Richard Murphy

Notice and an Opportunity to be Heard Before the President Kills You
Richard Murphy and Afsheen John Radsan

*Updated as of 08/21/19.