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Trans Employees and Personal Appearance Standards Under Title VII
Transgender and transsexual individuals, collectively known as transpeople, are routinely demoted, terminated, or denied employment simply because of their appearance. For many years, trans employees have been unable to challenge…
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The State Secrets Privilege: Overuse Causing Unintended Consequences
This Note focuses on the Bush Administration’s attempt to dismiss all cases concerning the Extraordinary Rendition program and the National Security Agency’s warrantless wiretapping program by asserting the state secrets…
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Lee v. State: The Mailbox Rule and its Applicability to Notices of Claims Against the State
In Lee v. State, the Arizona Supreme Court held that filing a notice of claim against a public entity may be accomplished through regular mail, and that proof of mailing…
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Open-Access Losses and Delay in the Assignment of Property Rights
Even though formal property rights are the theoretically optimal response to open access problems involving natural and environmental resources, they typically are adopted only after considerable waste has taken place.…
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