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The Concept of Amateurism: How the Term Became Part of the College Sport Vernacular, Robert J. Romano Esq. UNH Sports Law Review
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Securities Regulation and Social Media, Seth C. Oranburg Law Faculty Scholarship
My Turn: 'We the People' and the Garland Nomination, John M. Greabe Law Faculty Scholarship
The Child Independence is Born: James Otis and Writs of Assistance, James M. Farrell Communication
State Documents Bibliography: New Hampshire, Occasional Papers American Association of Law Libraries, Linda B. Johnson, Cynthia R. Landau, Mary S. Searles Law Faculty Scholarship
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A Machine Made of Words: Our Incompletely Theorized Constitution, Gregory Brazeal The University of New Hampshire Law Review
Legislative Delegation and Two Conceptions of the Legislative Power, Robert C. Sarvis The University of New Hampshire Law Review
The Difference Between Filing Lawsuits and Selling Widgets: The Lost Understanding that Some Attorneys’ Exercise of State Power is Subject to Appropriate Regulation, Paul Taylor The University of New Hampshire Law Review
Review of "Law in America: A Short History," by Lawrence M. Friedman, Andrew M. Mierins The University of New Hampshire Law Review
The History and Organization of New Hampshire Statutory Law, Susan E. Marshall, Cynthia R. Landau Law Faculty Scholarship
Using Print Resources to Research the New Hampshire Statutes, Cynthia R. Landau Law Faculty Scholarship
Researching New Hampshire 's Version of Uniform and Model Laws, Cynthia R. Landau Law Faculty Scholarship
Patent Arbitration: Past, Present and Future, Thomas G. Field Jr Law Faculty Scholarship
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