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Vol. 51, No. 2, Spring 2016

by Harvard CR-CL | Mar 1, 2016 | Volumes |

Articles

Authoritarian Pretext and the Fourth Amendment
Cynthia Barmore 

Agency Nullification: Defying Bans on Gay and Lesbian Foster and Adoptive Parents 
Marie-Amélie George 

Corporate Power Ratchet:  The Courts’ Role in Eroding “We the People’s” Ability to Constrain Our Corporate Creations
Leo E. Strine

Notes

Civil Disobedience as Legal Ethics: The Cause-Lawyer and the Tension between Morality and “Lawyering Law”
Louis Fisher

Bundling “Alt-Labor”: How Policy Reform Can Facilitate Political Organization in Emerging Worker Movements
Dayne Lee

“Gender Balancing” as Sex Discrimination in College Admissions 
Shayna Medley

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