Washington University Journal of Law and Policy | Issue: Issue: 1(53) WashULaw's 150th Anniversary: Celebrating Our Faculty (2017)

Introduction

Nancy Staudt

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Law Schools at Founding and Today

Russell K. Osgood and Jacob Glickfield

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Beyond Stamp Collecting: Ronald Coase and “Scientific” Legal Scholarship

John N. Drobak

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Washington University School of Law’s Global Trajectory

Leila Nadya Sadat

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My Favorite Case to Teach: A Literal “Gateway” for Students to Learn Contract Formation, Contract Terms, and Legal Realism

Daniel Keating

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Celebrating Masters & Johnson’s Human Sexual Response: A Washington University Legacy in Limbo

Susan Ekberg Stiritz and Susan Frelich Appleton

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Universal Clinic Legal Education: Necessary and Feasible

Robert R. Kuehn

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The Power of the Public Defender Experience: Learning by Fighting for the Incarcerated and Poor

Patrick C. Brayer

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Wherefore Moot Court?

Richard E. Finneran

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Practice Makes Perfect: New Practitioners’ Perspectives on Trends in Legal Education

Claire Botnick and Cort VanOstran

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Worst Law School Advice Ever

Michael A. Kahn

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Embracing New (and Old) Ideas

James E. Daily

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Law School Clinic and Community Legal Services Providers Collaborate to Advance the Remedy of Implied Warranty of Habitability in Missouri

Karen Tokarz and Zachary Schmook

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The Joy of Takings

Michael M. Berger

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Gendered Due Process of Juvenile Justice

Annette R. Appell

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Federal Policy for Financially-Distressed Subnational Governments: The U.S. States and Puerto Rico

Cheryl D. Block

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After Shelby County v. Holder, Can Independent Commissions Take the Place of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act?

Brittany C. Armour

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Bullies and Beakers: How Large Universities are Squashing Research Competition and the Contractual Remedies to Solve It

Jonathan Fort

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Whose Responsibility is it to PrEP for Safe Sex? Archaic HIV Criminalization and Modern Medicine

Brigid Bone

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The Policy of Federal Student Loans: Looking Backward and Looking Forward

Aaron Mohr

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