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Articles in Summer 2006 issue of St. John's Law Review

• "WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED": URBAN COMMUNITIES, EMINENT DOMAIN AND THE SOCIOECONOMICS OF JUST COMPENSATION
  by Kelly, James J Jr
• LEGAL MEANING OF "COMMERCE" IN THE COMMERCE CLAUSE, THE
  by Natelson, Robert G
• Q-626 REPORT: A STUDY ANALYZING THE DIVERSITY OF THE 626 LARGEST BUSINESSES, AND THE 105 LARGEST MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES, IN QUEENS, THE
  by Baynes, Leonard M
• SITUATING MULTIDISCIPLINARY PRACTICE WITHIN SOCIAL HISTORY: A SYSTEMIC ANALYSIS OF INTER-PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION
  by Nnona, George C
• DISTURBING CORRELATION BETWEEN ABA ACCREDITATION REVIEW AND DECLINING AFRICAN-AMERICAN LAW SCHOOL ENROLLMENT, THE
  by Nussbaumer, John
• A PRACTICAL LOOK AT VIRTUAL PROPERTY
  by Chein, Allen
• HUCKABY V. NEW YORK STATE DIVISION OF TAX APPEALS: IN UPHOLDING THE CURRENT TAX TREATMENT OF TELECOMMUTERS, THE COURT OF APPEALS DEMONSTRATES THE NEED FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION
  by Bentley, Meredith A
• PROBABLE CAUSE IN A WORLD OF PURE IMAGINATION: WHY THE CANDYMAN WARRANTS SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN GOLDEN TICKETS TO SEARCH
  by Cavanagh, Francis A
• STATE V. RABB: DOG SNIFFS CLOSE TO HOME
  by Stone, Timothy C