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“Determining the Juridical Status of Companies under International Law”

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Foreign Investment Law Journal
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“Fee-Shifting Shortcuts”

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“Burdens of Proof in Criminal Procedure”

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“Three Implications of Moore”

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“Should Country-by-Country Reporting Be Public?”

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  • Tax Law
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“Tax Experience Isn’t Everything: A Tale of Two Justices”

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Tax Notes Federal
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  • Tax Law
International Tax Journal
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“The State Capacity Crisis”

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“Challenging Federal Government Impunity: The Case of Disability Law”

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“Prenatal Cannabis Exposure and the Risk of Subsequent Maltreatment”

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