| The Georgetown Law Journal |
| Volume 101, Issue 3 March 2013 |
| Title | Page |
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Bedside Bureaucrats: Why Medicare Reform Hasn't Worked
Nicholas Bagley Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 519 |
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Is Texas Hold `Em a Game of Chance? A Legal and Economic Analysis
Steven D. Levitt, Thomas J. Miles, and Andrew M. Rosenfield Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 581 |
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Raising the Stakes in Patent Cases
Anup Malani and Jonathan S. Masur Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 637 |
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The Perils of Social Reading
Neil M. Richards Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 689 |
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Remarks: Twenty-First-Century International Lawmaking
Harold Hongju Koh Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 725 |
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Remarks: The 32nd Annual Philip A. Hart Memorial Lecture: A Journey from the Heart of Apartheid Darkness Towards a Just Society: Salient Features of the Budding Constitutionalism and Jurisprudence of South Africa
Dikgang Moseneke Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 749 |
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Monetizing Infringement: A New Legal Regime for Hosts of User-Generated Content
Bryan E. Arsham Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 775 |
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Behavioral Credit Scoring
Nate Cullerton Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 807 |
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Solemn School Boards: Limiting Marsh v. Chambers To Make School Board Prayer Unconstitutional
Paul Imperatore Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 839 |
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