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Volume 75:1

The Federal Law of Property: The Case of Inheritance Disclaimers and Tenancy by the Entireties

David Gray Carlson

 

Deconstructing the Epistemic Challenges to Mass Atrocity Prosecutions

Nancy Amoury Combs

 

Reckoning Contract Damages: Valuation of the Contract as an Asset

Victor P. Goldberg

 

Quacks or Bootleggers: Who’s Really Regulating Hedge Funds?

Jeremy Kidd

 

Ending Litigation and Financial Windfalls on Time-Barred Debts

Marc C. McAllister

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