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Deborah L. Rhode

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May 2023 | Vol. 91, No. 6

Lectures

Distinguished Jurist in Residence

Toward a More Perfect Union: Overcoming Division, Discrimination, and Distance Through the Rule of Law

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May 2021 | Vol. 89, No. 6

Symposium

Mental Health and the Legal Profession

Managing Stress, Grief, and Mental Health Challenges in the Legal Profession; Not Your Usual Law Review Article

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April 2015 | Vol. 83, No. 5

Colloquium

Colloquium: Diversity in the Legal Profession: A Comparative Perspective

Foreword: Diversity in the Legal Profession: A Comparative Perspective

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April 2015 | Vol. 83, No. 5

Colloquium

Colloquium: Diversity in the Legal Profession: A Comparative Perspective

Diversity in the Legal Profession: Perspectives from Managing Partners and General Counsel

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May 2014 | Vol. 82, No. 6

Symposium

Colloquium: The Legal Profession's Monopoly on the Practice of Law

Protecting the Profession or the Public? Rethinking Unauthorized-Practice Enforcement

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May 2012 | Vol. 80, No. 6

Symposium

Globalization and the Legal Profession

Comparative Perspectives on Lawyer Regulation: An Agenda for Reform in the United States and Canada

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March 2009 | Vol. 77, No. 4

Symposium

Rethinking the Public in Lawyers’ Public Service: Pro Bono, Strategic Philanthropy, and the Bottom Line

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November 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 2

Articles

The Intersection of Tort and Environmental Law: Where the Twains Should Meet and Depart

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December 2006 | Vol. 75, No. 3

Symposium

Internal Points of View in Law and Ethics

Moral Counseling

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Articles

The Honor of Private Law

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Notes

“Don’t Blame Me, Blame the Financial Crisis”: A Survey of Dismissal Rulings in 10b-5 Suits for Subprime Securities Losses

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Notes

Bringing an End to the Trend: Cutting Judicial “Approval” and “Rejection” Out of Non-Class Mass Settlement

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Comments

Elusive Empowerment: Compensating the Sex Trafficked Person Under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Notes

Weaving Functional Brain Imaging Into the Tapestry of Evidence: A Case for Functional Neuroimaging in Federal Criminal Courts

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Notes

Bringing an End to the Trend: Cutting Judicial “Approval” and “Rejection” Out of Non-Class Mass Settlement

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Notes

“Don’t Blame Me, Blame the Financial Crisis”: A Survey of Dismissal Rulings in 10b-5 Suits for Subprime Securities Losses

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Notes

Protecting the ERISA Whistleblower: The Reach of Section 510 of ERISA

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Notes

O Sonia, Where Art Thou?: Why Justice Sotomayor’s Silent “Opinion” Should Serve as Shady Grove‘s Holding

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October 2011 | Vol. 80, No. 1

Articles

To Transfer or Not to Transfer: Identifying and Protecting Human Rights Interests in Non-Refoulment

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Articles

The Honor of Private Law

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November 2003 | Vol. 72, No. 2

Symposium

Integrity in the Law: In Honor of John D. Feerick

Teaching Integrity in the Professional Responsibility Curriculum: A Modest Proposal for Change

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March 2003 | Vol. 71, No. 4

Symposium

Looking Backward

The Evisceration of the Attorney-Client Privilege in the Wake of September 11, 2001

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November 2003 | Vol. 72, No. 2

Symposium

Integrity in the Law: In Honor of John D. Feerick

If Integrity Is the Answer, What Is the Question?

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December 2004 | Vol. 73, No. 3

Colloquium

Access to Justice: Again, Still

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May 2002 | Vol. 70, No. 6

Lectures

Balanced Lives for Lawyers

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April 2002 | Vol. 70, No. 5

Colloquium

Keynote: Law, Lawyers, and the Pursuit of Justice

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April 2001 | Vol. 69, No. 5

Symposium

The Constitution and the Good Society

Access to Justice

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April 2010 | Vol. 78, No. 5

Symposium

The Economic Downturn and the Legal Profession

Large Law Firms and the Public Interest: Provision of Pro Bono Services by Large Law Firms