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Date Item Title Author
03/24/08 Three Questions about Hybrid Rights and Religious Groups Frederick Mark Gedicks
03/24/08 Religious Expression in the Balance: A Response to Murad Hussain's Defending the Faithful Bernadette Meyler
03/24/08 Group Harms in Antiterrorism Efforts: A Pervasive Problem with No Simple Solution R. Richard Banks
03/24/08 Reweighting the Balance: Religious Groups, Mortal Threats, and “Hybrid Situations” Murad Hussain
11/01/05 The Myth of Brown Kenneth W. Mack
11/01/05 Civil Rights Litigation and Social Reform Michael J. Klarman
11/01/05 Equal Justice—Same Vision in a New Day Eva Paterson, Kimberly Thomas Rapp & Johnson Lee
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