Corporate Law's Race to Nowhere in Particular

Laws Intentionally Favoring Mainstream Religions : an Unhelpful Comparison to Race

In various articles spanning the past thirty years, Jesse Choper has argued for a rather indulgent approach to laws adopted to favor one or more religions.' According to Choper, intentional government preferences for religion should survive Establishment Clause review as long as they are not likely to "impair religious freedom,"2 by which he means not likely to make people either (1) act contra...

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Northern Hemisphere's carbon dioxide emissions. "That's much more than any terrestrial plant ecologist would have considered likely," Tans said. Conserving tree and plant populations, he added, might raise their carbon dioxide uptake even higher. Understanding how carbon cycles through plants is vital to decreasing global warming. By burning fuel and clearing forests, human activity generates 7...

Forward: Perspectives on Corporate Mergers and the Antitrust Laws

Race, Justifiable Homicide, and Stand Your Ground Laws

Disconnected Duct Syndrome: A Bridge to Nowhere

Disconnected duct syndrome (DDS) is defined by a complete discontinuity of the pancreatic duct, such that the secretions of pancreas distal to the discontinuity fails to drain into the duodenum. It usually follows acute necrostising pancreatitis. This duct disruption occurs predominately in the pancreatic neck region, which represents a watershed area that is vulnerable to perfusion abnormaliti...