Volume 58, Number 2

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PLEASE BE DELICATE WITH MY PERMANENT RECORD: THE PENDULUM INCHES TOWARDS ABSOLUTE PRIVILEGE IN MERKAM v. WACHOVIA
Joseph W. Catuzzi
Page 211

A PREFERENCE FOR DEFERENCE: THE BENEFITS OF THE FIRST CIRCUIT’S CUSTOMIZED STANDARD OF REVIEW FOR COLLECTION DUE PROCESS APPEALS IN DALTON v. COMMISSIONER
Adam M. Cole
Page 239

TREATING A CHRONIC CASE OF DISCRIMINATION: THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S PRESCRIPTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS’ RIGHTS IN HARLICK v. BLUE SHIELD
Megan Lagreca
Page 269

WHAT’S YOUR PRIORITY?: REVITALIZING PENNSYLVANIA’S APPROACH TO EQUITABLE SUBROGATION OF MORTGAGES AFTER FIRST COMMONWEALTH BANK v. HELLER
Glenn R. McGillivray 
Page 301

THE FUTURE OF RESIDUAL CLAUSE INTERPRETATION: “SHANKING” THE COMMENTARY AND SIMPLIFYING SENTENCING ENHANCEMENT ANALYSIS AFTER UNITED STATES v. MOBLEY
Nicolas A. Novy
Page 337

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