Volume 75:2

Washington and Lee Law Review
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Volume 75:2

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Tribute to Professor Joan Shaughnessy
Abortion, the Underground Railroad, and Evidentiary Privilege
The Free Exercise of Copyright Behind Bars
Fake News and the Tax Law
Arbitration and Federal Reform: Recalibrating the Separation of Powers Between Congress and the Court

Recent Developments

Grappling with Our Own Errors: Lessons from State v. Blake
The Perks of Being Human
Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization: Panel Discussion at Washington & Lee School of Law
Exams in the Time of ChatGPT
Silencing Students: How Courts Have Failed to Protect Professional Students’ First Amendment Speech Rights

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