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Statutory Interpretation and Direct
Democracy: Lessons From the Drug Treatment Initiatives
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Devilish Details: Exploring
Features of Charter School Statutes That Blur the Public/Private
Distinction
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395 |
Taxing the Poor: Income
Averaging Reconsidered
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453 |
Non-Judicial Review
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493 |
Class Action "Fairness" -- A Bad
Deal for the States and Consumers
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Recent Developments |
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513 |
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537 |
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559 |
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579 |
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