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Articles in Spring, 2007 issue of Albany Law Review

• Who needs a constitution? In defense of the non-decision constitution-making tactic in Israel
  by Joshua Segev
• Cite unseen: how neutral citation and America's law schools can cure our strange devotion to bibliographical orthodoxy and the constriction of open and equal access to the law
  by Ian Gallacher
• Regulating litigation under the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act: economic activity or regulatory nullity?
  by Jenny Miao Jiang
• Dubai ports world under Exon-Florio: a threat to national security or a tempest in a seaport?
  by Deborah M. Mostaghel
• The fate of New York public education is a matter of interpretation: a story of competing methods of constitutional interpretation, the nature of law, and a functional approach to the New York education article
  by Bran C. Noonan
• I can't to I Kant: the sexual harassment of working adolescents, competing theories, and ethical dilemmas
  by Jennifer Ann Drobac
• The governmental attorney-client privilege: whether the right to evidence in a state grand jury investigation pierces the privilege in New York State
  by Stacy Lynn Newman
• "Knickel" and dime issues: an unexplored loophole in New York's genetic discrimination statute and the viability of genetic testing in the sports employment context
  by Paul D. Trumble