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

• SMALL FIRM EXEMPTION AND THE SINGLE EMPLOYER DOCTRINE IN EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION LAW, THE
  by Carlson, Richard
• ARE YOU SIMPLY SLEEPING YOUR WAY TO THE TOP OR CREATING AN ACTIONABLE HOSTILE WORK ENVIRONMENT?: A CRITIQUE OF MILLER V. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS IN THE TITLE VII CONTEXT
  by Fletcher, Christina J
• A CIRCUIT SPLIT ON JUDICIAL DEFERENCE: INTERPRETING ASYLUM CLAIMS BY FIANCÉS AND BOYFRIENDS OF VICTIMS OF CHINA'S COERCIVE FAMILY PLANNING POLICIES
  by Cutaia, Nicholas
• TUG OF WAR: THE SUPREME COURT, CONGRESS, AND THE CIRCUITS-THE FIFTH CIRCUIT'S INPUT ON THE STRUGGLE TO DEFINE A PRISONER'S RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN ADKINS V. KASPAR
  by Budzenski, Scott
• STAKES MATTER: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF HYPOTHETICAL BIAS IN CASE EVALUATION AND THE CURATIVE POWER OF ECONOMIC INCENTIVES, THE
  by Cahoy, Daniel R; Ding, Min
• REVISITING THE AMBIGUITY OF "AND" AND "OR" IN LEGAL DRAFTING
  by Adams, Kenneth A; Kaye, Alan S