Volume 55 No. 2

Distinguished Lecture: Surveillance and the Constitution

June 1, 2009July 15, 2025

Christopher Slobogin

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Volume 55 No. 2

The Role of Discovery in Workers’ Compensation Proceedings in Michigan: An Analysis of Stokes V. Chrysler, LLC
ByAdministrator June 1, 2009July 15, 2025

Daniel J. Phillips

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Comprehensive Immigration Reform Symposium: Problems Possibilities and Pragmatic Solutions | Volume 55 No. 4

The Practice of Medical Repatriation: The Privatization of Immigration Enforcement and Denial of Human Rights
ByAdministrator December 1, 2009July 7, 2025

Lori A. Nessel

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Volume 57 No. 2

Examining Citizens United’s Expansive Reach: Looking Through the Lens of Market Place of Ideas and Corporate Personhood
ByAdministrator June 11, 2011July 6, 2025

Saby Ghoshray

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Volume 55 No. 3

Elevating Form Over Substance: Why Circuit Courts Must Modify Their Procedural Approach to Juries’ Use of the Bible in the Sentencing Phase of a Capital Case
ByAdministrator September 1, 2009July 7, 2025

Nicole Matisse

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Volume 55 No. 2

Identifying Fungible Goods Under The UCC Through a Contextual Lens
ByAdministrator June 1, 2009July 15, 2025

Chunlin Leonhard & John M. Wunderlich

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Volume 56 No. 4

Understanding the Overrulings: A Response to Robert Sedler
ByAdministrator January 1, 2012July 6, 2025

Trent B. Collier & Philip J. DeRosier

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