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Volume 27, Issue 2 (2000)

Articles

The Unreliability of Testimony From a Witness With Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD): Why Courts Must Acknowledge the Connection Between Hypnosis and MPD and Adopt a “Per Se” Rule of Exclusion for MPD Testimony
Mark Anthony Miller

Remand: One Constitution, One Standard
Stephen E. Abraham and William M. Hensley

Notes

Bragdon v. Abbott: The Supreme Court's Anti-discrimination Advocacy and the Reopening of Pandora's Box
Brett D. Watson

NEA v. Finley: Explicating the Rocky Relationship Between the Government and the Arts
Gary E. Devlin

Comments

California Wrongful Discharge Law Turns Toward The Plaintiff
Jennifer Vanse

Human “Wrongs”?: The U.S. Takes an Unpopular Stance in Opposing a Strong International Criminal Court, Gaining Unlikely Allies in the Process
Tomas A. Kuehn

Editors

Editor-in-Chief: Derek Brown
Managing Editor: Morgan Stewart
Business Editor: Kester Spindler

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