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North Carolina Central Law Review
Volume 31
Number 1 Volume 31, Number 1 Article 1
10-1-2008
Contents Vol. 31 No. 1
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VOLUME 31 2008 NUMBER 1
CONTENTS PAGE
ARTICLES
WILL THE USE OF RACIAL STATISTICS IN
PUBLIC HEALTH SURVEILLANCE SURVIVE
EQUAL PROTECTION CHALLENGES?
A PROLEGOMENON FOR THE FUTURE ... Christopher Ogolla 1
A COMPARISON OF CHILD ADVOCACY
LAWS IN ABUSE AND NEGLECT
CASES IN ENGLAND AND THE
UNITED STATES ..................... Pamela Newell Williams 33
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF
IMMIGRATION REFORM .................... Emily A. Harrell 57
David L. Franklin
NOTES
SOLIDIFYING JUDICIAL DISCRETION
THROUGH STATUTORY INTERPRETATION:
THE IMPLICATIONS OF UNITED STATES
V. NELSON ON CRIMINAL SENTENCING .... Tashama Williams 79
REVERSING THE STANDARD:
THE DIFFICULTY IN PROVING
SELECTIVE PROSECUTION ................. Dominique Camm 93
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Contents Vol. 31 No. 1

Williams, Tashama

Solidifying Judicial Discretion through Statutory Interpretation: The Implications of United States v. Nelson on Criminal Sentencing

Cunningham, Bruce T.

Rattelade, Heather

Zimmer, Amanda

Ring v. Arizona and Capital Proceedings: Brave New World or a Reversion to the Old World

Ogolla, Christopher

Will the Use of Racial Statistics in Public Health Surveillance Survive Equal Protection Challenges - A Prolegomenon for the Future

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