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Minnesota Progressive?
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Jack Russell Weinstein
On the Meaning of the Term Progressive: A Philosophical Investigation
Nadine Strossen
“Is Minnesota Progressive?” A Focus on Sexually Oriented Expression
Margaret Moore Jackson
A Half-Hearted Invitation: Welcoming Sexual Harassment in Minnesota
Prentiss Cox
Goliath Has the Slingshot: Public Benefit and Private Enforcement of Minnesota Consumer Protection Laws
Kristin Siegesmund and Leah Weaver
Minnesota Statutes Chapter 325N: A Model for Substantive Consumer Protection
Mike Steenson
The Character of the Minnesota Tort System
Douglas A. Hedin
A Citation History of Pine River State Bank v. Mettille: A Study of Common Law Change, Judicial Influence, and the Birth of a Discipline
Christina L. Clark and Harley M. Ogata
Are Minnesota Teacher Termination Procedures Progressive: How Much Process Is Due?
Lucinda Jesson
Reform on a Diet: America’s Healthiest State Weighs In
Aviva Breen
Progressive Minnesota? A Perspective on Women’s Issues in the Legislature
Elizabeth H. Schmiesing
The Minnesota Citizens’ Personal Protection Act: Reform or Advocacy?
Lawrence R. McDonough
Still Crazy After All These Years: Landlords and Tenants and the Law of Torts
Linda Mealey-Lohmann and Eduardo Wolle
Pockets of Innovation in Minnesota’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Journey
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