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If it Ain't Broke, Don't Fixate on it: Gadamer, Gedicks, and Original Public Meaning

Michael C. Dorf

Immigration Law,

Dividing, Conquering -- And Resisting

Kathryn Abrams

"You've Got [Open] [E]mail"—The Unknown Email Privacy Issue and the Need for the Stored Communications Act to Reflect the Modern Utility of the Inbox

James Palanica

Saving Substantial Similarity

Daryl Lim

Reconsidering Section 1983's Nonabrogation of Sovereign Immunity

Katherine Mims Crocker

Categorical Confusion in Asylum Law

Brian Soucek

The Florida Law Review Forum is an online companion to the Florida Law Review. It features short responses to scholarship published in the printed pages of the Florida Law Review.

Responses are available in PDF format here on the Forum and Westlaw.

We welcome submissions from professors, practitioners, judges, and legislators. Responses should be a minimum of 1,000 words. Each response is subject to similar editorial standards as the articles published in the Review.

To inquire about submitting a response, please send an email to Executive Forum Editor Beth Nordhorn.

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