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102. Rationalizing product liability for prescription drugs: implied preemption, federal common law, and other paths to uniform pharmaceutical standards.
103. Waiting for the go: concurrency, takings, and the Property Rights Act.
104. California dreaming': the myth of state preemption of local firearm regulation.
105. A constitutional crossfire: state sovereignty and the Brady law.
106. Questioning the preemption doctrine: opportunities for state-level labor law initiatives.
107. State searches, federal cases, and choice of law: just a little respect.
108. Certified madness: ask a silly question....
109. Navigating the limits of state spill regulations: how far can they go?
110. Avoiding the inevitable: the continuing viability of state law claims in the face of primary jurisdiction and preemption challenges under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
111. Foreign affairs powers and 'the first crisis of the 21st century': congressional v. executive authority and the stabilization plan for Mexico.
112. State involvement in the promotion of export trade: is it time to rethink the concept of federalism as it pertains to foreign relations?
113. Police encounters with citizens and the Fourth Amendment: similarities and differences between federal and state law.
114. Patent preemption unlocked.
115. Steadying the court's 'unsteady path': a theory of judicial enforcement of federalism.
116. Putting politics into the positive theory of federalism: a comment on Bednar and Eskridge.
117. Rethinking preemption for purposes of aliens and public benefits.
118. Health care reform and ERISA preemption: can the states adopt aspects of Germany's health care system to achieve universal access and cost containment?
119. Federalization of state law questions: upheaval ahead.
120. Current dimensions of the Federal Arbitration Act in Nebraska.
121. Litigating an Indian jurisdiction case: where must you go first?
122. Exhaustion of tribal court remedies: rejecting bright-line rules and affirmative action.
123. Beyond purpose: addressing state discrimination in interstate commerce.
124. State health care reform and ERISA preemption.
125. State rights: imposition of state sanctions against the federal government for environmental violations.
126. Preemption of state law by federal law: a task for Congress or the courts?
127. Article III cases, state court duties, and the Madisonian compromise.
128. State courts, federal courts, and international cases.
129. Preemption and medical devices: the courts run amok.
130. Legislative redistricting in 1991-1992: the Texas Bill of Rights v. the Voting Rights Act.
131. Reading the guarantee clause.
132. ERISA's preemption clause and the health care industry: an abdication of judicial law-creating authority.
133. Interpreting the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978: federal preemption over state deceptive advertising laws.
134. Constitutional limits on state insurance regulation.
135. Should federal evidence rules trump state tort policy? The federalism values Daubert ignored.
136. Federalism and health care reform: is half a loaf really worse than none?
137. Federalism and judicial review: an update.
138. Doing it with mirrors: New York v. United States and constitutional limitations on federal power to require state legislation.
139. Constitutional impediments to national health reform: Tenth Amendment and Spending Clause hurdles.
140. Washington's Open Space Tax Act: can a federal agency participate without penalty?
141. The reach of the Federal Arbitration Act: implications on state procedural law.
142. Theories, a meta-theory, and habeas corpus.
143. Whose SIP is it anyway? State-federal conflict in Clean Air Act enforcement.
144. Federalism under siege at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal: preemption and CERCLA after United States v. Colorado.
145. Why the U.C.C. should not subordinate itself to federal authority: imperfect uniformity, improper delegation and revised section 3-102(c).
146. Good intentions - questionable results: Florida tries the primacy model.
147. Automobile passive restraint claims post-Cipollone; an end to the federal preemption defense.
148. Reviving federalism: Canadian reflections on an American dream.
149. FCC's broadband quartet: a state-federal fugue or feud?
150. The potential effects of SEC rugulations of attorney conduct under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
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