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• ALABAMA OBSCURA: BARNETT V. JONES, GLASS V. CITY OF MONTGOMERY, AND CORPUS LINGUISTICS: A POTENTIAL PATH TO UNCLOUDING THE ORIGINAL MEANING OF SECTION 105 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF ALABAMA OF 1901.
• LET THE PARENTS DECIDE: ALABAMA PARENTS' RIGHT TO DECIDE WHETHER TO MASK THEIR CHILDREN OR NOT IN THE AGE OF COVID.
• GOOGLING A MISTRIAL: ONLINE JUROR MISCONDUCT IN ALABAMA.
• THE DUTY OF TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETENCE AND ALABAMA LAWYERS: THE TIME FOR ADOPTION IS NOW.
• COMMENT: TORRES V. TEXAS: STATE SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY FALLS TO CONGRESS'S WAR POWERS BUT STATES CAN STILL MUSTER A USERRA DEFENSE.
• REFORM OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM FOR EFFECTIVELY MAINTAINING PARENTAL RIGHTS AND FAMILIAL BONDS DURING PARENTAL INCARCERATION.
• TRAINER RESPONSIBILITY RULES IN THOROUGHBRED RACING.
• THE MERCY OF TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS WITH INCARCERATED PARENTS.
• ORIGINALISM'S FALSE PROMISE.
• WHAT HAS ATHENS TO DO WITH PHILADELPHIA?

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