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Journal of Law and Policy

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Volume 11
2003
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Table of Contents

Promoting Justice Through Interdisciplinary Teaching,
Practice, and Scholarship

Introduction Karen Tokarz 1
Elucidating the Elephant: Interdisciplinary Law School Classes Kim Diana Connolly 11
Law as Social Work Jane Aiken
Stephen Wizner		 63
The Difference in Criminal Defense and the Difference it Makes Abbe Smith 83
Mental Health Assessment of Minors in the Juvenile Justice System Curtis Heaston
Michael Jenuwine
Diane N. Walsh
Gene Griffin		 141
Civil Orders for Protection: Freedom or Entrapment? Nina W. Tarr 157
An Examination of Transactional Law Clinics and Interdisciplinary Education Dina Schlossberg 195

Dedication

Patient Advocates in Research: New Possibilities, New Problems

 Rebecca Dresser 237

Article
Regulating Legal Assistant Practice: A Proposal That Offers Something for Everyone Daniel R. Ray 249

Notes
The Latest Cybersquatting Trend: Typosquatters, Their Changing Tactics, and How To Prevent Public Deception and Trademark Infringement
      		Dara B. Gilwit 267
The Impact of Sturgis on Bargaining Power for Contingent Workers in the U.S. Labor Market Michael J. Hely 295
It's a Property Issue: The Proper Treatment of Contingent Fees Under the Federal Tax Code Karl Marschel 323
Carnivore: Is the Regulation of Wireless Technology a Legally Viable Option to Curtail the Growth of Cybercrime? Stephen W. Tountas 351
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