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The Effects of AEDPA and IIRIRA on Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Claims for Failure to Advise Alien Defendants of Deportation Consequences of Pleading Guilty to an "Aggravated Felony"
Rob A. Justman

The Uncertainty and Debilitation of the Marks Fractured Opinion Analysis - The U.S. Supreme Court Misses an Opportunity: Grutter v. Bollinger
Rafael A. Seminario

Settling for Less: Utah v. Norton
Andrew Hartsig

Finding the Line Between Action and Inaction: SUWA v.Norton and Judicial Review of Statutory Land Management Standards
Maria E. Heckel

Fast-Track to Disparity: How Federal Sentencing Policies Along the Southwest Border Are Undermining the Sentencing Guidelines and Violating Equal Protection
Erin T. Middleton

Building with Style: Testing the Boundaries of the Architectural Works Copyright Protection Act
Adam T. Mow

Freeing the Innocent: A Proposed Forensic Evidence Retention Statute to Optiie Utah's Post-Conviction DNA Testing Act for Claims of Actual Innocence
Ted S. Reed

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ISSN: 0042-1448 (Print)
1942-8529 (Online)