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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Federal Appellate Courts"”.

  1. To prosecute or not to prosecute, that is the question: the Federal Trade Commission and Antitrust Division's antitrust enforcement dilemma under judicial uncertainty

    … tests a theory of interaction between the federal appellate courts and the bureaucracy with regard to bureaucratic prosecution. Modeling the bureaucracy as a forward-looking and risk-averse institution and assuming that there is no uncertainty at the district court level, I posit that …

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  2. The Communication of Law in the Digital Environment: Stability and Change Within the Concept of Precedent

    … of judicial decisions in the 1970s the federal appellate courts adopted no publication and no citation rules. The rules were an attempt to control the amount of case information in the legal system. Case populations have expanded since. Placing unpublished precedent online in databases …

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  3. Peer to peer sexual harassment: emerging law as it applies to school building administrators' legal responsibility for prevention and response

    … to peer sexual harassment, particularly under federal laws. A second purpose of this study was to determine if a theoretical and/or regulatory base is available to support the argument. The research questions for this study were: (1) Does an argument emerge from analysis of appropriate case law …

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