ISSN 0046-6115
Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2015January 01, 2015 PDT
MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION: HOW GOVERNMENT STAGNATION HINDERS LEGAL EVOLUTION AND HARMS A NATION
MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION: HOW GOVERNMENT STAGNATION HINDERS LEGAL EVOLUTION AND HARMS A NATION
Articles in Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2015
Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2015
- AEREO: BRINGING THE NFL TO A "CLOUD" NEAR YOUGeoffrey Palachuk
- EARS WIDE SHUTMatthew H. Ormsbee
- REJECTION, TRADEMARKS AND THE INNOVATION ACTZachary J. Flati
- TIMING MATTERS: PRIOR ART'S AGE INFERS PATENT NONOBVIOUSNESSJasper L. Tran
- RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA AND EMPLOYMENT: WHAT EMPLOYEES DON'T KNOW WILL HURT THEMKayla Goyette
- HAVING YOUR CAKE AND EATING IT TOO: U.S. TREATMENT OF WELL-KNOWN FOREIGN TRADEMARKS AND ITS GLOBAL MARKET IMPLICATIONSJamey Minnihan
- MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION: HOW GOVERNMENT STAGNATION HINDERS LEGAL EVOLUTION AND HARMS A NATIONSilvia Irimescu
- WHAT INCONSISTENT FEDERAL POLICY MEANS FOR MARIJUANA BUSINESS OWNERS: WASHINGTON'S I-502 AND THE FEDERAL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACTKimberly A. Houser
- CLOSING THE OPEN DOOR: USING "TRUE ECONOMIC REALITIES" TO DETERMINE THE TAX DEDUCTIBILITY OF FALSE CLAIMS ACT SETTLEMENTSBrennan Black
- THE SECOND AMENDMENT: FROM <i>MILLER</i> TO <i>CHOVAN</i>, AND WHY THE <i>MARZZARELLA</i> FRAMEWORK IS THE BEST SHOT COURTS HAVEKeaton G. Hille
Silvia Irimescu, MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION: HOW GOVERNMENT STAGNATION HINDERS LEGAL EVOLUTION AND HARMS A NATION, 50 Gonzaga Law Review 241 (2015).