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By Hofstra Law Review
In Notes
Posted December 1, 2011

Resolving the Modern Day Esau Problem Amongst Structured Settement Recipients

In 1990, a New York City subway train hit Raymond White. As a result of the accident, White lost his leg.  White, who was homeless, brought a civil suit against New York City and won.  New York [...]

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By Hofstra Law Review
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Posted December 1, 2011

Who is Poking Around Your Facebook Profile?: The Need to Reform the Stored Communications Act to Reflect a Lack of of Privacy on Social Networking Websites

Although the social networking phenomenon has helped individuals communicate more efficiently, it has also presented ―a new set of challenges.  Since social networking websites have become a [...]

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By Hofstra Law Review
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Posted December 1, 2011

Those Lost But Not Forgotten: Applicants with Severe Disabilities, Title I of the ADA, and Retail Corporations

Throughout American history, individuals with severe disabilities have been seen as “inauthentic workers,” thereby automatically denied consideration in employment opportunities. [...]

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By Hofstra Law Review
In Notes
Posted September 1, 2011

The Adam Walsh Act as Applied to Juveniles: One Size Does Not Fit All

Imagine a nine-year-old boy who is forced to watch pornography and who is subjected to uninvited touching by his relatives. For some, that is a nightmare, but for Tony Washington, that was his [...]

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By Hofstra Law Review
In Notes
Posted September 1, 2011

Nearly Toothless: Why the Speech Act is Mostly Bark, With a Little Bite

In 1990, after his first appearance as the title character in The Terminator, and before his stint as the thirty-eighth Governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger found himself trying to [...]

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By Hofstra Law Review
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Posted September 1, 2011

Invested in Politics: Gun Jumping, Corporate Political Speech, and Citizens United

In June of 2011, Groupon, Inc. (“Groupon”) made the first step toward its highly anticipated initial public stock offering (“IPO”) by filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission [...]

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