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From the KKK to the Modern Day: How an Accurate Understanding of History can Inform the Proper Standard for Punishing Civil Rights Conspiracies Under 42 U.S.C. § 1985(3)
Conspiracy and Social Movements
Punishing Violence
Full Issue - Volume 42, Issue 2
Front Matter - Volume 42, Issue 2
Time Out for Transfer: Youth Transfer as Punishment
Flowing Cleanly: The Proper Roles of the Courts and the FTC in the Information Marketplace of Advertising
Providing Proper Preparation: Achieving Economic Self-Sufficiency for Foster Youth
Touchdown: Upholding Precedent for Proper Venue in United States v. Lozoya
Conspiracy to Raid the Revenue Authority with Special Emphasis on Tax Avoidance Under the South African Legal Regime
Lost and Found: The Forgotten Origins of the “Cruel and Unusual Punishments” Prohibition
Die EG-Produkthaftpflicht-Richtlinie vom 25. Juli 1985
A critical analysis of the impact of the Bill of Rights on punishment in Malawi
Death Without Discretion: The Legality of Mandatory Capital Punishment in Tanzania
Sex Discrimination, Assimilation, and Austerity: The Untold Story of Canada’s Indian Act, 1975-1985
Deeds That Demons Would Be Ashamed Of: The KKK, Justice, and Bystanders.
Made in China, Sued in the U.S.: the Exploitation of Civil Procedure in Cross-Border e-Commerce Trademark Infringement Cases
Eye-For-An-Eye: High Compensation Awards Against States as Undue Punishment
Child Abuse in the Foster Care System: Articulating a New Standard of Negligence for Civil Actions Against State Foster Agencies
De Novo Review for Asylum at the Circuit Court Level: Comparing a Stringent Standard of Review for Asylum Seekers in the U.S. to the European Court of Human Rights’ Standard
Punishment in “Disneyland”: A Magical Review of Singaporean Sentencing Law, Policy & Practice
The proper law applicable to cloud technologies
U.S. News U.: or, The Fighting Volunteer Hurricanes
“Freedom Lives Hence, and Banishment Is Here”: The Weaponization of Immigration Law to Punish Political Dissidents
Punishing the homeless: The constitutionality of the criminalisation of homelessness in the City of Cape Town