University of Pittsburgh Law Review

The University of Pittsburgh Law Review, founded in 1934, is the longest-standing publication of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law.  It is produced by students, and aims to publish excellent academic scholarship.

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Vol 80, No 2 (2018)

Table of Contents

Front Matter

Masthead
 
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Administration and Faculty
 
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Articles

The Political Activities of Judges: Historical, Constitutional, and Self-Preservation Perspectives
Raymond J. McKoski
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New Jersey Beat The Spread: Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association And The Demise Of PASPA Allows For States To Experiment In Regulating The Rapidly Evolving Sports Gambling Industry
Matthew A. Melone
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Outsourcing Beneficiaries: Contract and Tort Strategies for Improving Conditions in the Global Garment Industry
Allie Robbins
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Notes

Reading the Tea Leaves: Sifting through Jicarilla and Garner to Construct a Workable Fiduciary Exception Framework for ERISA Insurers
Ted A. Hages
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Establishing Personal Jurisdiction in an Internet Context: Reconciling the Fourth Circuit "Targeting" Test with Calder v. Jones Using Awareness
Erin Belfield
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A Legislative Home for Immigration Power
Audrey Cillo
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Right-for-any-reason: Clarifying Pennsylvania’s Scope-Broadening Doctrine
Kelly B. Cullen
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