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        Sign Regulation After Ladue: Examining the Evolving Limits of First Amendment Protection 

        Cordes, Mark W. (1995)
        This article examines the law of sign and billboard regulations, with particular attention to the dual concerns noted by the U.S. Supreme Court in City of Ladue v. Gilleo of restricting "too much" speech and restricting ...
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        Rambo as Potted Plant: Local Rulemaking's Preemptive Strike Against Witness-Coaching During Depositions 

        Taylor, David H. (1995)
        Several federal district courts have enacted rules that seek to preempt attorneys from interfering with the discovery process through improper "witness-coaching" by prohibiting an attorney from engaging in off-the-record ...
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        Conflicts of Interest and the Indigent Client: Barring the Door to the Last Lawyer in Town 

        Taylor, David H. (1995)
        In order to revisit the application of conflict of interest principles to legal services practice, this article employs a survey of legal services providers. In addition to setting a context for discussion by determining ...
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        Legal Limits on Development Exactions: Responding to Nollan and Dolan 

        Cordes, Mark W. (1995)
        Over the last thirty years local governments have increasingly relied on development exactions as a funding source for land use development. Faced with shrinking budgets and the need to provide services attendant to growth, ...
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        Designing a "System for Idiots": An Analysis of the Impracticality of Davis v. United States on Ambiguous Waivers of the Right to the Presence of Counsel 

        Worobec, William G. (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1995-11)
        This article explains the United States Supreme Court holding that police, upon a suspect's equivocal reference to their Fifth Amendment right to the presence of counsel during interrogation, are no longer required to ...
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        The Disparate Treatment of Student and Family Farmer Debtors: Suggestions for Statutory Reform of Bankruptcy Policy 

        Kratzke, Nancy H.; Depperschmidt, Thomas O. (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1995-11)
        The resolution of bankruptcy litigation involving individuals under the governmental student loan programs and family farmers under Chapter 12 of the Bankruptcy Code provides an intriguing insight into congressional policy. ...
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        The Public Figure Doctrine: A Reexamination of Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc., in Light of Lower Federal Court Public Figure Formulations 

        Walton, Mark D. (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1995-11)
        This article focuses new attention oi the United States Supreme Court decision in Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc., the seminal defamation case in which the Court sets out the current test for determining whether a defamation ...
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        J.E.B. v. Alabama ex rel. T.B.: Gender-Based Peremptory Challenges on Trial 

        Wichterman, Stacey L. (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1995-11)
        This note examines the United States Supreme Court decision holding that litigators may not discriminate on the basis of gender during the process of selecting jurors in that it violates the Equal Protection Clause of the ...
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        Schiro v. Farley: If at First You Don't Succeed, Trial and Trial Again; The Demise of the Double Jeopardy Clause Within the Context of Capital Punishment 

        Edgerton, Patrick L. (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1995-11)
        This note examines the United States Supreme Court decision allowing a trial judge in the sentencing phase to use as an aggravating circumstance to impose the death penalty, an element of which the jury was silent in the ...
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        Awareness of Meaning in Libel Law: An Interdisciplinary Communication & Law Critique 

        Calvert, Clay (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1995-11)
        This article critiques, from a communication and law perspective, a proposal to add another element to the already complex calculus of constitutional libel law. The element--a subjective state of mind hurdle closely akin ...
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        AuthorCordes, Mark W. (3)Northern Illinois University Law Review (3)Dahlstrom, Roger K. (2)Epstein, Richard A. (2)Siemon, Charles L. (2)Taylor, David H. (2)Anderson, Brian D. (1)Bamonte, Thomas J. (1)Becker, Joseph (1)Brecht, Jeff Duncan (1)... View MoreSubjectlaw (28)land use (6)Illinois (3)defamation (2)double jeopardy (2)economics (2)First Amendment (2)takings (2)trial (2)abusers (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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