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Brooklyn Law Review

Volume 64, Issue 1 (1998)

Articles

Rethinking Medical Monitoring
Andrew R. Klein

Rape by Fraud and Rape by Coercion
Patricia J. Falk

Rethinking the Sixth Amendment for the Indigent Criminal Defendant: Do Reimbursement Statutes Support Recognition of a Right to Counsel of Choice for the Indigent?
Wayne D. Holly

Due Process in a Privatized Welfare System
David J. Kennedy

Baker and Some Recipes for Disaster: On DOMA, Covenant Marriages, and Full Faith and Credit Jurisprudence
Mark Strasser

Notes

The Notari Alternative: A Better Approach to the Square-Peg-Round-Hole Problem Found in Reverse Discrimination Cases
Brenda D. DiLuigi

Losing Our Religion: The Constitutionality of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act Pursuant to Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment
Robert Hoff

Famous Trademarks: Ordinary Inquiry by the Courts of Marks Entitled to an Extraordinary Remedy
Brendan Mahaffey-Dowd

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ISSN: 0007-2362