Recently added articles from The University of Memphis Law Review:
- "Official" Explanation: Defining "Official Capacity" and Related "Color of Office" Phrases in Bribery and Extortion Law
- Apr 01, 2008; Mulroy, Steven J ... I. INTRODUCTION Bribery is very much in the news these days. At the national level, the bribery scandals involving "uber-lobbyist" Jack Abramoff have roiled the political world of Washington, D.C., spurring a spate of criminal investigations.1 The scandal is reported to involve over half ...
- Book Review: The Choice Between Life and Death and Everything in Between
- Apr 01, 2008; Harris, Lee ... Book Review: The Choice Between Life and Death and Everything in Between I. INTRODUCTION The market for everyday transactions is increasingly complicated, time-consuming and, for some, depressing. Individuals can spend their free time trying on all varieties of blue jeans (loose ...
- From Georgia v. Tennessee Copper Co. to Massachusetts v. EPA: An Overview of America's History of Air Pollution Regulation and Its Effect on Future Remedies to Climate Change
- Apr 01, 2008; Taylor, Tiffany L ... I. INTRODUCTION Air pollution regulation and remedies to the increasing problem of global warming are issues of vigorous debate today both in the international and political community, as well as in our own homes. However, air pollution regulation is not a new issue in American legal ...
- Storied Anna Mae He Decision Clarifies Law But Leaves Unanswered Questions
- Apr 01, 2008; Zawisza, Christina A ... On January 23, 2007, the Tennessee Supreme Court in In re Adoption of A.M.H.1 laid to rest a seven-year-old termination of parental rights ("TPR") and child custody case by overturning the termination decision by the chancery court and ordering that the child, Anna Mae He, be returned to the ...
- The Equal Access Illusion: A Growing Majority of Federal Courts Erroneously Foreclose Private Enforcement of § 1396a(a)(30) of the Medicaid Act Using 42 U.S.C. § 1983
- Apr 01, 2008; Gardella, Andrew R ... I. INTRODUCTION Medicaid is a social welfare program that Congress established under the Medicaid Act, which is Title XIX of the Social Security Act of 1965.1 Like most grant-in-aid programs,2 Congress enacted the Medicaid Act pursuant to its spending powers, which are authorized under ...
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