Friendship’s Bounty
Shael Herman | Symposium
Footnote Series: Annalisa Cravens
Orellana-Monson v. Holder: The Fifth Circuit Accepts the B.I.A.'s Particularity and Social Visibility Requirements for Defining Membership of a Particular Social Group in Asylum Claims.
Footnote Series: Shael Herman
Discussing the works of the late comparative law scholar Tony Weir.
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Footnote Series: Jimmy Miller
Discussing Planned Parenthood Association of Hidalgo County Texas, Inc. v. Suehs: Abortion and the Right to “Affiliate."
POWERPOINT
Footnote Series: Sally Brown Richardson
Professor Richardson discusses her research on the interspousal right to privacy in civil law property regimes.
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News
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Special Thanks to Our Donors
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The Law Review is grateful to those who contributed to the annual banquet held on April 18, 2013.
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2012-13 Tulane Law Review Award Recipients
- Sarah Schindler, Kara McQueen-Borden, Annalisa Cravens, Kathryn Munson, Paul Stevens, Jr., Chris Hilton, and Andrew Kingsley received awards at the Tulane Law Review's annual banquet on April 18, 2013.
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Author Weighs in on Medical Credit Card Abuse
- An author exploring the role of doctors as money lenders to their patients in an article published in Volume 84 again weighed in on a similar issue (that is, medical credit cards) in a recent Fox Business article.
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Tulane Faculty Member and Former Review Advisor Honored in Paris
- Tulane law faculty member Vernon Palmer, as a former advisor of the Review, will be awarded an honorary doctorate from the Université Paris-Dauphine in Paris, France.
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Symposium Article Selected to Appear in Intellectual Property Law Review
- An article published in volume 86 of the Tulane Law Review discussing the tension between trademark protections and licensing of the intellectual property of sports teams has been selected for publication in the annual Intellectual Property Law Review.
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