| 2007 Eleventh Circuit Survey |
| 2008 |
Vol. 59, No. 4 |
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Admiralty
Colin A. McRae and Jessica L. McClellan
Page 1063
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Appellate Practice and Procedure
Robert G. Boliek, Jr.
Page 1075
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Bankruptcy
Hon. James D. Walker, Jr. and Amber Nickell
Page 1093
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Class Actions
Thomas M. Byrne
Page 1117
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Employment Discrimination
Peter Reed Corbin and John E. Duvall
Page 1137
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Environmental Law
Travis M. Trimble
Page 1161
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Evidence
Marc T. Treadwell
Page 1181
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Federal Taxation
Michael H. Plowgian, Svetoslav S. Minkov, and Mark S. Davis
Page 1193
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Intellectual Property
Laurence P. Colton, Nigamnarayan Acharya, Todd Williams, and Dana T. Hustins
Page 1225
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Labor and Employment
W. Christopher Arbery, Valerie N. Njiri, and Valerie H. Barney
Page 1245
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Trial Practice and Procedure
John O'Shea Sullivan and Ashby L. Kent
Page 1267
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Introduction of the Honorable Jim Marshall on Law Day 2008, Macon, Georgia
David Oedel
Page 1311
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2008 Law Day Address
Congressman Jim Marshall
Page 1313
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Is Worship a Unique Subject or a Way of Approaching Many Different Subjects? Two Recent Decisions that Attempt to Answer This Question Set the Second and Ninth Circuits on a Course Toward State Entanglement With Religion
John Tyler
Page 1319
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Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly: Mere Adjustment or Stringent New Requirement in Pleading?
Amber A. Pelot
Page 1371
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Doubting Thomasville's Ability-Grouping Program: Holton v. City of Thomasville School District
William Benjamin Bryant
Page 1391
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Standing Room Only: Federal Taxpayers Denied Standing to Challenge President's Faith-Based Programs in Hein v. Freedom From Religion Foundation, Inc.
Patricia Mary Quinlan
Page 1409
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