P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2018May 01, 2018 EDT
The History Of The Freedom Of Information Act’s Apparent Failure To Define “Record,” And The Disconcerting Trend Of Applying Electronic Discoveryprotocols To The Foia
The History Of The Freedom Of Information Act’s Apparent Failure To Define “Record,” And The Disconcerting Trend Of Applying Electronic Discoveryprotocols To The Foia
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2018
Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2018
- Prosecuting The War On Terror In The Trump Administration: The Trump Doctrine –Is There Really A New Sheriff In Town?Jeffrey F. Addicott
- A Blank Check: Constitutional Consequences Of President Trump’s Arpaio PardonGenevieve A. Bentz
- The History Of The Freedom Of Information Act’s Apparent Failure To Define “Record,” And The Disconcerting Trend Of Applying Electronic Discoveryprotocols To The FoiaJulia P. Eckart
- The Quest For Black Voting Rights In New York StateBennett Liebman
- Poverty Of The Mind: East Ramapo’s Educational EmergencyEric Grossfeld
- Restoring Trust With Trusts: Constructive And Blind Trusts As Remedies For Presidential Violations Of The Constitution's Emoluments ClauseKimberly BreedonA. Christopher Bryant
Julia P. Eckart, The History Of The Freedom Of Information Act’s Apparent Failure To Define “Record,” And The Disconcerting Trend Of Applying Electronic Discoveryprotocols To The Foia, 11 GLR (2018).