Washington
University
Journal of Law and Policy
| Volume 10 |
2002
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| Markets and Mindwork | Derek C. Bok | 1 |
| Global Critical Race Feminism Post 9-11: Afghanistan | Adrien Katherine Wing | 19 |
| When Litigation is Not the Only Way: Consensus Building and Mediation As Public Interest Lawyering | Carrie Menkel-Meadow | 37 |
| Courting Disorder: Some Thoughts on Community Courts | Anthony C. Thompson | 63 |
| Experimenting with Problem-Based Learning in Constitutional Law | Barbara J. Flagg | 101 |
| Land-Use Law in the United States and Japan: A Fundamental Overview and Comparative Analysis | Byron Shibata | 161 |
Note |
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| Can Juries Really Believe What They See? New Foundational Requirements for the Authentication of Digital Images | Jill Witkowski | 267 |
Recent Development |
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| Notice of Forfeiture to Incarcerated Individuals: Did the Supreme Court Get it Right in Dusenbery v. United States? | Michelle Murphy-Riveria | 295 |
formerly titled:
Journal of Urban and
Contemporary Law