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In Kromko, the Arizona Court of Appeals interpreted Arizona Revised Statute Section 9-500.14(A) to apply only in cases of the most obvious partisan dissemination of information.

The Arizona Supreme Court considered whether the Disproportionality Review Act was constitutional and whether commutation was an official act of the governor such that a letter of denial required the…

Professor Coleman takes a critical look at the process institutional review boards (IRBs) use to review research protocols, focusing specifically on risk assessment, one of the most important, and least…

This article analyzes current U.S. pension law and policy in light of the Enron implosion and considers the implications of this analysis for privatizing Social Security. The article concludes with…

This article addresses the inheritance-related problems that can result from the use of banked sperm. It discusses the problems associated with not having a uniform national policy, and describes such…

Some commentators suggest, however, that these cases, combined with the doctrines espoused by the California Supreme Court in Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California, support holding employers liable,…

This Note predicts the proliferation of school voucher programs and addresses whether the Court’s decisions in Zelman and similar cases are likely to lead to a mandate for equal funding…