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VOLUME 39

2004-2005

NUMBER 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES

THE RISE OF THE MODERN AMERICAN LAW SCHOOL: HOW PROFESSIONALIZATION, GERMAN SCHOLARSHIP, AND LEGAL REFORM SHAPED OUR SYSTEM OF LEGAL EDUCATION
Laura I Appleman

A JURISPRUDENTIAL APPROACH TO TEACHING LEGAL RESEARCH
Charles J. Ten Brink

HALTING THE MARCH TOWARD PREEMPTION: RESOLVING CONFLICTS BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL SECURITIES REGULATORS
Christopher R. Lane

COMMENT

KNIGHT V. AVON PRODUCTS, INC.: THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A REPLACEMENT FOR A DISCHARGED EMPLOYEE SHOULD NOT BE DETERMINATIVE OF THE EMPLOYER'S MOTIVE AT THE TIME OF THE DISCHARGE
Janine Brown-Smith

NOTES

DOES THE PRISON RAPE ELIMINATION ACT ADEQUATELY ADDRESS THE PROBLEMS POSED BY PRISON OVERCROWDING? IF NOT, WHAT WILL?
Carla I. Barrett

THE U.S. AVIATION AND TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ACT OF 2001 IN CONFLICT WITH THE E.U. DATA PROTECTION LAWS: HOW MUCH ACCESS TO AIRLINE PASSENGER DATA DOES THE UNITED STATES NEED TO COMBAT TERRORISM?
Arnulf S. Gubitz

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