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Articles in November, 2006 issue of Duke Law Journal

• Gay rights and American constitutionalism: what's a constitution for?
  by Wilkinson, J. Harvie, III
• Moving past hippies and harassment: a historical approach to sex, appearance, and the workplace.
  by Williamson, Erica
• The Rooker-Feldman doctrine: what does it mean to be inextricably intertwined?
  by Jones, Allison B.
• A rhetoric for ratification: the argument of 'The Federalist' and its impact on constitutional interpretation.
  by Coenen, Dan T.
• An empirical examination of the equal protection challenge to contingency fee restrictions in medical malpractice reform statutes.
  by Dwyer, Casey L.
• Taking the sting out of reporting requirements: reproductive health clinics and the constitutional right to informational privacy.
  by Bodger, Jessica Ansley
• Regulation as delegation: private firms, decisionmaking, and accountability in the administrative state.
  by Bamberger, Kenneth A.