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Articles in Fall 1997 issue of St. John's Law Review

HIV-positive medical practitioners: Legal and ethical obligations to disclose
by Iheukwumere, Emmanuel O
Johnny can't read or write, but just watch him work: Assessing the constitutionality of mandatory high school community service programs
by Farrell, James C
Seminole speaks to sovereign immunity and Ex parte Young
by Baker, Wayne L
statement someone else makes may be your own: Primary liability under section 10(b) after Central Bank, The
by Blanchini, Patricia
Shrinkwrap licenses: Consequences of breaking the seal
by Finkelstein, Thomas; Wyatt, Douglas C
Recent developments in New York law
by Boyle, Patrick J; Mitchell, William J

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