All Articles tagged access

• Frankel Lecture Series
  April 29, 2024 CDT
  Empowering Hispanics to Vote with Their Feet
  Ilya Somin

  61 Hous. L. Rev. 777 (2024)

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• Articles
  October 17, 2019 CDT
  What Exactly Is the Rule of Law?
  Robert A. Stein

  57 Hous. L. Rev. 185

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• Comments
  March 14, 2014 CDT
  A Call to Congress: Amend Education Legislation and Ensure that President Obama’s “Race to the Top” Leaves No Child Behind
  Brenna Lermon Hill

  This Comment addresses the current inadequacies in use of race-based affirmative action programs and other education legislation.

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• Comments
  September 20, 2008 CDT
  Why the Target “Nexus Test” Leave Disabled Americans Disconnected: A Better Approach to Determine Whether Private Commercial Websites Are “Places of Public Accommodation”
  Nikki D. Kessling

  This Comment received the Weil, Gotshal & Manges Award for the outstanding paper in the area of civil rights.

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• Articles
  January 12, 2007 CDT
  Resolving the Open Source Paradox in Biotechnology: A Proposal for a Revised Open Source Policy for Publicly Funded Genomic Databases
  Donna M. Gitter

  This Article analyzes the shortcomings of the HapMap Project's open source policy and proposes an enhanced model.

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• Comments
  November 15, 2002 CDT
  Trade Secrets and the Fourth Estate: Can Employers Claim Trade Secret Protection Over a Reporter’s Confidential Sources?
  Alfredo A. Barrera III

  This paper was selected as the Houston Law Review recipient of the 2002 Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P. Award for most outstanding paper in an emerging area of law.

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