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self-study/Torts

Government Claims Act

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self-study/Consumer Law

The rise and fall of the EU-US Privacy Shield

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The US Supreme Court saves DACA

By Howard B. Miller, Mark D. Rosenbaum

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self-study/Consumer Law

CCPA enforcement and final regulations

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self-study/Constitutional Law

Understanding the contract clause of the US Constitution

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self-study/Legal Malpractice

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self-study/Consumer Law

163: More work at home; more cybersecurity risk

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participatory/Education Law

Title IX and sexual harassment: unequal protection and the harm of the DeVos regulations

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participatory/Education Law

Title IX and sexual harassment: What process is due?

By Mark M. Hathaway, Howard B. Miller, Jenna Parker

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International arbitration in California: new rules, new frontiers

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