Hoffman v. Chandler ex rel. County of Pima
On March 5, 2013, the Arizona Supreme Court clarified a statute that had been a gray area for over 20 years when it interpreted Arizona Revised Statute (“A.R.S.”) § 13-4033(B)…
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Public Interest in Legal Education: Evaluating Arizona’s Early Bar Initiative
The Arizona Supreme Court recently considered a petition from the three Arizona law schools asking the court to modify the rule that regulates admission to the Arizona State Bar. The…
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Winking at the Jury: “Implicit Vouching” Versus the Limits on Opinions About Credibility
This Article presents empirical data about a common kind of testimony: descriptions by professionals of what alleged child-abuse victims said to them in interviews. The data suggest that these professionals…
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Money from Music: Survey Evidence on Musicians’ Revenue and Lessons About Copyright Incentives
According to the incentive theory of copyright, financial rewards are what the public trades for the production of creative works. To know whether this quid pro quo is working, one…
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Avatars, Scarlet “A”s, and Adultery in the Technological Age
As the law struggles to keep pace with technology, this Article addresses a relatively new and quickly escalating twist on the age-old problem of adultery—namely, online infidelity—and questions whether victim…
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Reviving the Federal Crime of Gratuities
The federal crime of gratuities prohibits people from giving gifts to federal public officials if the gift is tied to an official act. Both the donor and the donee are…
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Zoning Religion Out of the Public Square: Constitutional Avoidance and Conflicting Interpretations of RLUIPA’s Equal Terms Provision
The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Person Act (“RLUIPA”) provides statutory relief where the constitutional right to free exercise of religion is impinged by restrictive zoning ordinances. This Note examines…
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