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The Sineneng-Smith Doctrine

Zachary B. Pohlman, The Sineneng-Smith Doctrine, 14 Fed. Cts. L. Rev. 107 (2022)

Plurality Decisions and Prior Precedent

Ryan C. Williams, Plurality Decisions and Prior Precedent, 14 Fed. Cts. L. Rev. 76 (2022)

The Cell Phone Donut Hole In The Tracking Device Statute

Stephen Wm. Smith, The Cell Phone Donut Hole In The Tracking Device Statute  14 Fed. Cts. L. Rev. 1 (2021) 

Curious Unilateralis

Frédéric Gilles Sourgens, Curious Unilateralis  13 Fed. Ct. L. Rev. 113 (2021) 

Discovery In Federal Courts In Support Of Foreign Litigation: Lending A Helping Hand Or Legal Imperialism

Edward D. Cavanagh, Discovery In Federal Courts In Support Of Foreign Litigation: Lending A Helping Hand Or Legal Imperialism  13 Fed. Ct. L. Rev. 81 (2021) 

Informing Juries About Spoliation Of Electronic Evidence After Amended Rule 37(E): An Assessment

Thomas Y. Allman, Informing Juries About Spoliation Of Electronic Evidence After Amended Rule 37(E): An Assessment  13 Fed. Ct. L. Rev. 81 (2021) 

Swift Removal

Adam B. Sopko, Swift Removal  13 Fed. Ct. L. Rev. 1 (2021) 

Fructifying The First Amendment: An Asymmetric Approach To Constitutional Fact Doctrine

Amanda Reid, Fructifying The First Amendment: An Asymmetric Approach To Constitutional Fact Doctrine  11 Fed. Ct. L. Rev. 109 (2019) 

No Longer A Second-Class Class Action? Finding Common Ground In The Debate Over Wage Collective Actions With Best Practices For Litigation And Adjudication

Scott A. Moss & Nantiya Ruan, No Longer A Second-Class Class Action? Finding Common Ground In The Debate Over Wage Collective Actions With Best Practices For Litigation And Adjudication  11 Fed. Ct. L. Rev. 26 (2019) 

Recovering Ediscovery Costs As A Prevailing Party: Planning Today To Improve Your Chance Of Returns Tomorrow

Kevin F. Brady & Michael C. Kearney, Recovering Ediscovery Costs As A Prevailing Party: Planning Today To Improve Your Chance Of Returns Tomorrow  11 Fed. Ct. L. Rev. 1 (2019) 

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