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Brooklyn Law Review

Volume 74, Issue 2 (2009)

Articles

Welfare Reform, Privatization, and Power: Reconfiguring Administrative Law Structures from the Ground Up
Wendy A. Bach

Race, Genes and Justice: A Call to Reform the Presentation of Forensic DNA Evidence in Criminal Trials
Jonathan Kahn

Changing Federal Statutory Proposals to Address Domestic Violence at Work: Creating a Societal Response by Making Businesses a Part of the Solution
Marcy L. Kahn

The Second Circuit's Expedited Adjudication of Asylum Cases: A Case Study of a Judicial Response to an Unprecedented Problem of Caseload Management
Judge Jon O. Newman

Notes

A New Case, an Old Problem, a Teacher's Perspective: the Constitutional Rights of Public School Students
Jay Braiman

Ay Dios NSMIA! Proof of a Private Offering ExemptionShould Not Be a Precondition for Preempting Blue Sky Law Under the National Securities Markets Improvement Act
Martin Fojas

Monkey See, Monkey Do? The Establishment Clause as Possibly Illustrative of the Second Amendment's Incorporation
Bethany Jones

You've Got to Be Kidneying Me! The Fatal Problem of Severing Rights and Remedies from the Body of Organ Donation Law
Brian Morris

Framing Art Vandalism: A Proposal to Address Violence Against Art
M.J. Williams

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ISSN: 0007-2362