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Upper Level Writing Requirement Research Papers

Submissions from 2010 2010

Disparate Treatment: A Complex Case Analysis, Yaa Anyane-Yeboa

In Name Only: Employee Participation Programs and Delegated Managerial Authority After Crown Cork and Seal, Joseph D. Richardson

Submissions from 2009 2009

"Strong Words, Gentle Deeds": Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Maryland Immigration Consultant Act Five Years On, Ana Corina Alonso-Marsden

Protecting the Rabbits from the Panel of Foxes: The Case Against Mandatory Arbitration Clauses in Non-Union Employment Contracts, Alexis Tsotakos

Submissions from 2008 2008

When Students Test Positive, Their Privacy Fails: The Unconstitutionality of South Carolina's HIV/AIDS Reporting Requirement, Diane M. DeGroat

"Arrival Then Denial": Interpreting 203(a) of the Clean Air Act, Analyzing Evidentiary Challenges, and Assessing Conflicting Statutory Directives, Jesse Levine

Unusual Suspects: Recognizing and Responding to Female Staff Perpetrators of Sexual Misconduct in U.S. Prisons, Lauren Teichner

Submissions from 2007 2007

"On the Horns of a Dilemma": An Analysis of the First Amendment and Public School Sports in the Context of Borden v. East Brunswick School District, Melissa Brach

Giving Legal Protection for Sexual Abuse: A Paper Reviewing the Protection Afforded to Pregnant Teens as a Result of the Current Reproductive Law Doctrine, Denise Duvernay

Nicholson v. Scoppetta: A Victory for Battered Women, Ann Kim

Submissions from 2006 2006

Exclusive and Independent Federal Regulators: On Fannie Mae's Agreement and Freddie Mac's Commitment to Limit Asset Growth as an Illustration of the Need to Legislatively Resolve Conflicting Regulatory Structure, Wesley R. Bricker

Diplomatic Immunity: Applying the Rehabilation and Americans with Disabilties Acts to the Department of State's Prohibition Against Hiring HIV-Positive Individuals, Kimberly Gaulin

The 21st Century Holograph: Using Electronic Signatures to Create Informal Wills Without Handwriting, Nicholas J. Sarwark

Submissions from 2004 2004

Challenging Mandatory Deportation with International Law: Using the Inter-American Rights Regime to Chip Away at the Plenary Power Doctrine, David Baluarte

Leaving the Last Frontier: The Cruel and Unusual Imprisonment of Native Alaskans in Arizona, Timothy Costello

The United States Patent and Trademark Office Should Allow Advance Waivers of Conflicts of Interest, George W. Cox

Protecting the Rights of Black Freedmen: Is the Thirteenth Amendment the Linchpin to Securing Equal Rights for Tribal Freedmen?, Lydia Edwards

Who Should Resolve Choice-Of-Law Ambiguity?: Differentiating Between Questions of Arbitrability and Procedural Questions of Arbitration to Prevent the Inevitable "Race to the Courthouse", Jonathan A. Forman

Virtual Child Pornography: Where to Strike the Balance Between Protecting Children and Protecting Free Speech, Keith Hagg

The "Forgotten" Crime of Genocide: A Call for Action, Lauren S. Kade

Best Bakery: India's Equal Protection Lightning Rod, Shanthala Raj

Gonzalez v. United States Air Force: Should Courts Consider Rape to Be Incident to Military Service?, Elizabeth Reidy

A Wavy Line in Blowing Sand, Joseph W. Ricigliano

Submissions from 2003 2003

Balancing Individual Rights vs. Government Interests in the Public Health Treatment of Tuberculosis, Alisa Jessee

Lessons in Politics: Initial Use of the Congressional Review Act, Julie A. Parks

Narrowing the Important Government Interest: Reducing the Scope of Forced Psychotropic Medication of Mentally-Ill Criminal Defendants, Jarid A. Smith

Submissions from 2001 2001

The Principle of Narrow Construction in Immigration Law, Christine Derwin

VARA's Delicate Balance and the Crucial Role of the Waiver Provision: Its Current State and Its Future, Christopher R. Mathews

Immigration Law's No Man's Land: Defining Aggravated Felon to Create Equality of Law, Yamini Menon

Can Charter Schools Comply with Federal Disability Law and Serve Children with Disabilities?, Kristen Pezone