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Articles in April, 1998 issue of University of Pennsylvania Law Review

Faces in the courtroom.
by Dalzell, Stewart
A Thirteenth Amendment defense of the Violence Against Women Act.
by Hearn, Marcellene Elizabeth
Postmodern censorship revisited: a reply to Richard Delgado. (response to article by Richard Delgado, University of Pennsylvania Law Review, vol. 146, p. 865, 1998)
by Gey, Steven G.
What's a constitution among friends? - Unbalancing Article III.
by Stern, Craig A.
Default rules, wealth distribution, and corporate law reform: employment at will versus job security.
by Millon, David

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