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Vol. 12, Issue 3, 2025August 24, 2025 EDT

The Duty to Limit the Take

James Anthony, M.S.,
politicslegislative branchexecutive branchtakingsconstitutional
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Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 3, 2025

Vol. 12, Issue 3, 2025
  • Supreme Court Samurai: A Profile Of Justice Holmes As A Zen Warrior
    John J. Marcoux
  • The Twice and Future President: The "Trump 2028" Paradox and Constitutional Loopholes
    Matthew R. Mulholland
  • Law, Race, and Power: The Legal Foundations of Slavery in South Carolina
    Evan Matthew Gelobter
  • The Devil Is in the Deference: Addressing the Circuit Split in Interpreting the Commentary in the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines
    Anna Cathryn Mauro
  • The Office of Legal Counsel: A Literature Review
    Billy Monroe
  • The Duty to Limit the Take
    James Anthony
  • Between Religion and Rule of Law: Death Penalty Practices in Four Muslim-Majority Nations
    Caden W.A. Brownyard
LMU Law Review
James Anthony, The Duty to Limit the Take, 12 LMU Law Review 192 (2025).
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