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  • If It Ain’t Broke Don’t Fix It: The Proportionality Principle and the Changing Face of War
    Jacquelyn Caroe
  • Lights, Lights, Lights! Illuminating the Need for Military Exceptions and Equitable Access to the Supreme Court Post-Ortiz
    Stefano J. Cavallaro
  • The Uncharted Waters of Veterans Class Actions
    Max W. Yarus
  • Top Ten Practice Tips for Discharge Upgrades
    Judy A. Clausen, Colleen E. Miller, Danica Gonzalves

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Volume 1 (2014)

Continue reading Foreword

Foreword

Charles H. Rose III

Continue reading Advocacy Spotlight: Justice Peggy Quince

Advocacy Spotlight: Justice Peggy Quince

Erik Johanson

Continue reading Teaching Law Day: A Senior Moment

Teaching Law Day: A Senior Moment

Michael A. Mogill

Continue reading The Debtor Said What?!

The Debtor Said What?!

Tiffany A. DiIorio

Continue reading The Behavioral Psychology of Appellate Persuasion

The Behavioral Psychology of Appellate Persuasion

James D. Ridgway

Continue reading When the State Becomes the Criminal, Is “Sorry” Enough?

When the State Becomes the Criminal, Is “Sorry” Enough?

LeslieRae Newton

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