South Dakota Law Review

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• PREGNANCY DISCRIMINATION: PREGNANT WOMEN NEED MORE PROTECTION IN THE WORKPLACE.
• 'I WAS SO MUCH OLDER THEN/I'M YOUNGER THAN THAT NOW': VALEDICTORY NOTES AND COLLAGE.
• THE ACADEMIC LAW LIBRARY'S ROLE IN CULTIVATING THE RURAL LAWYER.
• THE LEGAL LEVIATHAN THAT TOWERED OVER MCKENNAN PARK: HISTORIC PRESERVATION LAW IN MCDOWELL V. SAPIENZA.
• SEX, DRUGS, AND ROCK 'N' ROLL: SOME OBSERVATIONS OF LIFE ON A TRIAL TEAM.
• MONSTER UNDER THE BED: THE NIGHTMARE OF LEAVING JUVENILE LIFE SENTENCES UP TO THE PAROLE BOARD.
• CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST-INFECTED VIRTUAL REPRESENTATIVES AND A CURE.
• THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE IS ROUGH COUNTRY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA RANCHERS WHO OPERATE ON FEDERAL LANDS.
• ANSWERING THE CALL: SOUTH DAKOTA V. WAYFAIR, INC. AND A CHALLENGE TO THE PHYSICAL PRESENCE RULE.
• PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGERS AND GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS PRICING CONSPIRACY:UNVEILING LOCK-IN MECHANISMS, STRUCTURAL SHORTCOMINGS AND ANTITRUST EVIDENCE.

Featured documents

• The failure of corporate governance standards and antitrust compliance.
• "WHAT'S IN A NAME ANYWAY?": REEVALUATING SOUTH DAKOTA'S CANNABIS STATUTORY SCHEME.
• No lie about it, the perjury sentencing guidelines must change.
• On editing.
• Missing the mark: Alienation of affections as an attempt to address parental alienation in South Dakota.
• Kids can change: reforming South Dakota's juvenile transfer law to rehabilitate children and protect public safety.
• Planting the seeds and getting into the field: the role of law schools in ensuring access to justice in rural communities.
• Metaphors and persuasion.
• But-for sex: equal protection and the individual right to marry a specific person without regard to sex.
• IF IT WALKS LIKE A DUCK: THE CREATURE OF A MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE VIOLATION IN SOUTH DAKOTA.