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VOLUME 38

2003-2004

NUMBER 2

CONTENTS

PUBLIC DISCLOSURE POLICIES: CAN A COMPANY STILL PROTECT ITS TRADE SECRETS?
Stephen R. Wilson

COMMENTS

JUST COMPENSATION FOR ZERO IS ZERO: THE SUPREME COURT'S DECISION IN BROWN V. LEGAL FOUNDATION OF WASHINGTON KEPT IOLTA PROGRAMS EXACTLY WHERE THEY BELONG
Dawn M. Beauchesne

RETHINKING EXPUNGEMENT OF JUVENILE RECORDS IN MASSACHUSETTS: THE CASE OF COMMONWEALTH V. GAVIN G.
Luz A. Carrion

NOTES

THE CURRENT CRISIS OF I.R.C. § 401(K): IS PROVIDING INVESTMENT ADVICE THE PROPER SOLUTION? THE MISGUIDED FOCUS ON INVESTMENT ADVICE INSTEAD OF INVESTMENT EDUCATION
Salvatore J. Papa

QUESTIONS BLOWING IN THE WIND: THE DEVELOPMENT OF OFFSHORE WIND AS A RENEWABLE SOURCE OF ENERGY IN THE UNITED STATES
Michael Schulz

THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: IS THE UNITED STATES OVERLOOKING AN EASIER WAY TO HOLD SADDAM HUSSEIN AND OSAMA BIN LADEN ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS?
Alisha D. Telci

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