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Articles in Fall 2004 issue of St. John's Law Review

BETTER DEAD THAN R(AP)ED?: THE PATRIARCHAL RHETORIC DRIVING CAPITAL RAPE STATUTES
by Rayburn, Corey
SUBROGATION AND THE INNOCENT SPOUSE DILEMMA
by Dobbyn, John F
REMOVAL OF SECURITIES ACT OF 1933 CLAIMS AFTER SLUSA: WHAT CONGRESS CHANGED, AND WHAT IT LEFT ALONE
by Costa, Jordan A
REGULATING 'HEALING': NOTES ON THE ECOLOGY OF AWARENESS AND THE AWARENESS OF ECOLOGY
by Cohen, Michael H
LESSONS FROM THOMAS MORE'S DILEMMA OF CONSCIENCE: RECONCILING THE CLASH BETWEEN A LAWYER'S BELIEFS AND PROFESSIONAL EXPECTATIONS
by Morant, Blake D
TAX MALPRACTICE: AREAS IN WHICH IT OCCURS AND THE MEASURE OF DAMAGES-AN UPDATE
by Todres, Jacob L
PUBLIC SERVICE, PRIVATE ENTITY: SHOULD THE NATURE OF THE SERVICE OR ENTITY BE CONTROLLING ON ISSUES OF SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY?
by Villa, Lauren
REGULATING SPORTS AGENTS: WHY CURRENT FEDERAL AND STATE EFFORTS DO NOT DETER THE UNSCRUPULOUS ATHLETE-AGENT AND HOW A NATIONAL LICENSING SYSTEM MAY CURE THE PROBLEM
by Willenbacher, Eric

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