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1. Willful Blindness: Challenging Inadequate Ability to Pay Hearings Through Strategic Litigation and Legislative Reforms

: Furness, Jack
: 2021
: Articles
: Economic sanctions, AmericanLand reform--Law and legislationLaw--Interpretation and construction

2. Navigating the Ambiguities and Uncertainties of the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act of 2016

: Frankel, Simon J.; Sharoni, Sari
: 2019
: Articles
: LawCultural property--RepatriationNational socialism and artLaw--Interpretation and constructionLimitation of actions

3. Copyright Law v. Trade Policy: Understanding the Golan Battle Within the Tenth Circuit

: Gard, Elizabeth Townsend
: 2011
: Articles
: CopyrightCommercial policyLaw--Interpretation and constructionPublic domain (Copyright law)Intellectual property

4. Hard Cases and Hard Data: Assessing Corpus Linguistics as an Empirical Path to Plain Meaning

: Mouritsen, Stephen C.
: 2011
: Articles
: Corpora (Linguistics)LawLaw--Interpretation and construction

5. The Courts and the Congress: Should Judges Disdain Political History?

: Strauss, Peter
: 1998
: Articles
: HistoryPolitical scienceConstitutional lawLegislative historiesJudgesLaw--Interpretation and constructionLawUnited States. Supreme CourtUnited States. Congress

6. Changing Times: The APA at Fifty

: Strauss, Peter
: 1996
: Articles
: Administrative lawJudicial processLaw--Interpretation and constructionLawUnited States. Supreme CourtAdministrative Procedure Act (United States)

7. On Resegregating the Worlds of Statute and Common Law

: Strauss, Peter
: 1994
: Articles
: Common lawLaw--Interpretation and constructionJudicial processLegislative powerLawUnited States. Supreme Court

8. Legislative Theory and the Rule of Law: Some Comments on Rubin

: Strauss, Peter
: 1989
: Articles
: Political scienceLaw--Interpretation and constructionAdministrative lawRule of lawAdministrative agenciesLawUnited States. Congress