California Law Review, Volume 97 Number 6 (December 2009)
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California Law Review, Volume 97 Number 6 (December 2009)
Articles
Criminal Lying, Prosecutorial Power, and Social Meaning
Lisa Kern Griffin
Harmonization and Its Discontents: A Case Study of TRIPS Implementation in India’s Pharmaceutical Sector
Amy Kapczynski
Libertarian Welfarism
Russell Korobkin
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Transgender Legal Advocacy: What Do Feminist Legal Theories Have to Offer?
Demoya R. Gordon
Should Crime Pay?: A Critical Assessment of the Mandatory Victims Restitution Act of 1996
Matthew Dickman
The Supreme Court of California 2007–2008
Judicial Opinions as Public Rhetoric
Erwin Chemerinsky
Achieving Impartiality in State Courts
Chief Justice Ronald M. George
The Marriage Cases-Reversing the Burden of Inertia in a Pluralist Constitutional Democracy
William M. Eskridge
Rico v. Mitsubishi: The Inadvertent Disclosure of California’s Flawed Work Product Doctrine
Mark Rumold
Silicon Valley Taxpayers Association: Local Voters, State Propositions, and the Fate of Property Assessments
Michael J. McCarthy
In re Lawrence: Preserving the Possibility of Parole for California Prisoners
Joey Hipolito
In re Bay-Delta: CEQA Decision Adds Certainty to Water Planning
Jeremy Brown
North Coast Women’s Care: California’s Still-Undefined Standard for Protecting Religious Freedom
Sumeet Ajmani
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