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Articles

The Modern Uses of Ancient Law
Richard A. Epstein

The Panhandler's First Amendment Right: A Critique of Loper v. New York City Police Department and Related Academic Commentary
Peter Nichols

The Counterpoise of Contracts: The Reasonable Person Standard and the Subjectivity of Judgment
Larry A. DiMatteo

Bennis v. Michigan: Contrasting Views

Adding Injury to Insult: The Supreme Court's Extension of Civil Forfeiture to Its Illogical Extreme in Bennis v. Michigan
George M. Dery III

"Not Now" Does Not Necessarily Mean "Not Ever": The Supreme Court's Refusal in Bennis v. Michigan To Abandon the "Guilty Property" Fiction of Forfeiture Law
Richard H. Seamon

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Table of Contents

Notes

McMullin's Double Jeopardy Protection May Be a Casualty of South Carolina's War on Drug
Travis Dayhuff

Where Should We Draw the Line?: South Carolina's Battle With Racial Gerrymandering
Michelle DeLuca

Digital Signatures Come to South Carolina: The Proposed Digital Signature Act of 1997
Christy Tinnes

Errata Covering Volume 48 Number 1

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ISSN: 0038-3104