St. John's Law Review | Vol 80 | No. 4

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Volume 80, Fall 2006, Number 4

Articles

Revisiting the Ambiguity of "And" and "Or" in Legal Drafting
Kenneth A. Adams and Alan S. Kaye

The Small Firm Exemption and the Single Employer Doctrine in Employment Discrimination Law
Richard Carlson

The Stakes Matter: Empirical Evidence of Hypothetical Bias in Case Evaluation and the Curative Power of Economic Incentives
Daniel R. Cahoy and Min Ding

Note

A Circuit Split on Judicial Deference: Interpreting Asylum Claims by Fiances and Boyfriends of Victims of China's Coercive Family Planning Policies
Nicholas Cutaia

Comments

Tug of War: The Supreme Court, Congress, and the Circuits--The Fifth Circuit's Input on the Struggle to Define a Prisoner's Right to Religious Freedom in Adkins v. Kaspar
Scott Budzenski

Are You Simply Sleeping Your Way to the Top or Creating an Actionable Hostile Work Environment?: A Critique of Miller v. Department of Corrections in the Title VII Context
Christina J. Fletcher

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