Harvard Latin American Law Review

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The Riddle Of Promesa: Is The Puerto Rico Oversight Board A Federal Or Territorial Entity?

The Riddle Of Promesa: Is The Puerto Rico Oversight Board A Federal Or Territorial Entity?

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by Carlos Micames1 J.D. Candidate at American University Washington College of Law (WCL), 2020. B.A., University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez, 2017. While at WCL, the author has interned at the DC Superior Court, Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and McConnell Valdes LLC Law Firm in Puerto Rico, and is a member of the AU Business Law Review.

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Revising Nafta: Consequences Of Antidumping And Countervailing Duty Laws On Immigration And Poverty

Revising Nafta: Consequences Of Antidumping And Countervailing Duty Laws On Immigration And Poverty

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by Sean L. Litteral1University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, J.D., 2019; London School of Economics and Political Science, M.S.c, 2018; Berea College, B.A., 2013. Special thanks to Elvia Lopez Litteral for her edits and keen insight.

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Latinidad, White Supremacy, And Reforming First-Year Moot Court Competitions To Confront Racial And Ethnic Bias

Latinidad, White Supremacy, And Reforming First-Year Moot Court Competitions To Confront Racial And Ethnic Bias

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by Marcus Lind-Martinez1The University of Texas School of Law J.D., 2019; Editor-in-Chief, 2018-2019, Texas Hispanic Journal of Law and Policy. I would like to thank Professor Wayne Schiess for his support writing this paper, Emma Lind-Martinez for her unshakeable commitment to racial justice, and Mary Alice Martinez for her never-ending faith in me. Special thanks to Professor Shavonne Henderson for the role she played in shaping my research and for keeping Race and the Law in Texas Law’s curricular offerings.