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Has Expungement Broken BrokerCheck?
Christine Lazaro

Volume 17, Spring 2003, Issue 3

Volume 17, Winter/Spring 2003, Issue 2

Volume 17, Winter 2003, Issue 1

The Fragmented Regulation of Investment Advice: A Call for Harmonization
Christine Lazaro and Benjamin P. Edwards

Major Investor Losses Due to Conflicted Advice: Brokerage Industry Advertising Creates the Illusion of a Fiduciary Duty
Joseph C. Peiffer and Christine Lazaro

Supervision and Compliance of Brokerage Firms
Christine Lazaro

Suitability Obligations Applicable to Securities and Annuities
Christine Lazaro and Benjamin P. Edwards

Defining "Fiduciary": Differences in Fiduciary Standards within the Securities Industry
Christine Lazaro

It's Alive!: How Early Common Law Changes in the Right Against Self-Incrimination Inform the Right's Continuing Relevance
Sheldon Evans

Contract Rights Under the I-864 Affidavit of Support: Seventh Circuit's Reasoning Binds Courts' Hands in a Shifting Landscape for Public Charge Doctrine
John T. Burger

Time to Rethink Surrogacy: An Overhaul of New York's Outdated Surrogacy Contract Laws is Long Overdue
Charles Gili

The (Possibly) Injured Consumer: Standing in Data Breach Litigation
Lauren M. Lozada

Homelessness, Criminal Responsibility, and the Pathologies of Policy: Triangulating on a Constitutional Right to Housing
R. George Wright

Social Justice and Deposit Return Calculations: A Study of Success and Failure in Commercial Law Reform
William H. Widen

Stingray Cell-Site Simulator Surveillance and the Fourth Amendment in the Twenty-First Century: A Review of The Fourth Amendment in an Age of Surveillance, and Unwarranted
Harvey Gee

Unlimited Data Search Plan: Warrantless Border Search of Mobile Device Data Likely Unconstitutional for Violating the Fundamental Right to Informational Privacy
Atanu Das

Volume 93, 2019, Number 2

Kennedy's Last Term: A Report on the 2017-2018 Supreme Court
Marc O. DeGirolami and Kevin C. Walsh

A Less Corrupt Term: 2016–2017 Supreme Court Roundup
Marc O. DeGirolami and Kevin C. Walsh

*Updated as of 01/25/20.