The Apprentice(ship)
The Apprentice(ship) by Nino C. Monea, JD ’17 When the Great Recession hit, the economy was devastated. In early 2008, unemployment, […]
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Physician Self-Referral: Back on the Agenda or Out for Good?
Physician Self-Referral: Back on the Agenda or Out for Good? by Amanda Bakowski JD ’17 I. Introduction On June 25, 2015,
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Prosecutorial Discretion and the Expansion of Executive Power: An Analysis of the Holder Memorandum
Prosecutorial Discretion and the Expansion of Executive Power: An Analysis of the Holder Memorandum by Erin Cady, JD ’16
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Going Green: An Analysis of Colorado’s Amendment 64
by Sara Murphy, JD ’16 On January 1, 2014, Colorado became the first place in the world to legitimize the sale
Congress is Broken. Fair Districts Could Help Fix It.
The Capitol Building. The bedrock of the first branch of government; home to the World’s Greatest Deliberative Body and the People’s House. Like no other structure, it stands as the very symbol of our system of self-governance.
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