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Volume 64 No. 1

Who Conducts Oversight? Bill-Writers, Lifers, and Nailbiters

August 28, 2018June 24, 2025

Brian D. Feinstein

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The State of Trademark Law Following B&B Hardware, Inc. v. Hargis Industries, Inc.: Not as Groundbreaking as it May Appear

Divine Disputes: Why and How Michigan Courts Should Revisit Church Property Law

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Divine Disputes: Why and How Michigan Courts Should Revisit Church Property Law
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Delegation and Its Discontents
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The Atrophying of the Congressional Research Service’s Role in Supporting Committee Oversight
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Review of EEOC Pre-Suit Requirements Post-Mach Mining
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