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EWING, R.H., The Legality of Chemical Warfare , American Law Review, vol.61, January-February 1927. 

Emphasis added. Article 23 (a) and (2), Hague Conference of 1899, II Convention, found in Russel H. Ewing, The Legality of Chemical Warfare, The American Law Review 61 (January-February 1927) p. 62. 

McClurg, Andrew J. The Rhetoric of Gun Control. American University Law Review, vol. 42, Fall 1992, n.p. Discusses the use (and abuse) of rhetorical techniques in the gun control debate, including fallacies in reasoning, emotional appeals, and disreputable argument techniques such as ad hominem, straw man, and slippery slope. ... 

Rubin, Paul H., and Hashem Dezhbakhsh. Lives Saved or Lives Lost The Effects of Concealed-Handgun Laws on Crime. American Economic Review, vol. 88, May 1998, pp. 468ff. Suggests that any crime reductions due... 

Glickman R, Standifer R, Stone L, and Sullivan J (2003) Environmental crimes. American Criminal Law Review 40 413. 

Bonnie, R. J. Whitebread, C. H. The forbidden fruit and the tree of knowledge An inquiry into the legal history of American marihuana prohibition. Virginia Law Review, 1970, 56, 971-1023. 

American Public Human Services Association (1998) Welfare check to paycheck State incentives for businesses to hire welfare clients. APHSA, Washington, DC Bandes S (1990) The negative constitution A critique. Michigan Law Review 88(8) 2271-2347... 

Perloff JM, Wachter ML (1979) The new jobs tax credit An evaluation of the 1977-78 wage subsidy program. American Economic Review 69 173-179 Quigley WP (1996) Work or starve Regulation of the poor in colonial America. University of San Francisco Law Review 35(4) 42-81... 

Woodbury SA, Rubin M (1997) The duration of benefits. In O Leary CJ, Wandner SA (eds.) Unemployment insurance in the United States Analysis of policy issues. W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, MI, pp. 211-283 Woodbury SA, Rubin MA (1997) The Duration of Benefits. In Unemployment Insurance in the United States Analysis of policy issues, O Leary CJ, Wandner SA, eds. W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, MI Woodbury SA, Spiegelman RG (1987) Bonuses to workers and employers to reduce unemployment Randomized trials in Illinois. American Economic Review 77(4) 513-530 Zick T (2005) Are the states sovereign Washington University Law Quarterly 80(1) 229-337... 

Richard J. Bonnie and Charles H. Whitebread II, The Forbidden Fruit and the Tree of Knowledge An Inquiry into the Legal History of American Marijuana Prohibition, Virginia Law Review 56, no. 6, October 1970, p. 53. 

The molecular basis of genetic defects. In First Inter-American Conference on Congenital Defects, J. B. Lippincott, Philadelphia, (1963), pp. 15—21. [68-9] Reflections on the new biology Foreword. UCLA Law Review 15(2) (Feb 1968) 267-272. 

S. S. Beale and A. G. Safwat (2004) What Developments in Western Europe TeU Us about American Critiques of Corporate Criminal Liability, Buffalo Criminal Law Review, 8 89-163. 

M. Beck and M. O Brien (2000) Corporate Criminal Liability, American Criminal Law Review, 37/2 261-289. 

The law of unintended consequences is a lucid analysis of why formally organised action sometimes fails to achieve its objectives. The original paper is in Merton, R.K. (1938), The unanticipated consequences of purposive social action, American Sociological Review, 1(6), 894-904). Despite having been written 75 years ago, the analysis is unfortimately still valid. 

Milena Sterio is an Associate Professor of Law at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, where she specializes in international law, international human rights law, and international criminal law. Her work has been published in numerous academic journals, including the American University Law Review, the Connecticut Journal of International Law, and the Minnesota Journal of International Law. 

Happold, M. (2002) Excluding Children from Refugee Status Child Soldiers and Article IF of the Refugee Convention. American University International Law Review 17(6) 1131-76. 

Products containing ephedra were used extensively by the American public for weight loss and to enhance athletic performance. Ephedra, a stimulant similar to amphetamine, increases blood pressure and heart rate after only one dose, significantly increasing a person s risk of heart attack, stroke, and death. Because ephedra is a dietary supplement, the FDA did not review its safety or efficacy before it became available to the American public. According to law, the FDA could only prohibit the sale of the dietary supplement if it was proven to present a significant or unreasonable risk of injury. 

On the draft riots, see below. Henry Cabot Lodge, The Restriction of Immigration, North American Review vol. 152 (1891), pp. 30-31, 32, 35 Congressional Record, vol. 65, part 6, p. 5923 Salyer, Laws Harsh as Tigers, p. 124. 

Henry Cabot Lodge, Lynch Law and Unrestricted Immigration, North American Review, vol. 152 (1891), pp. 604-605. 

Bogus, Carl T. The Strong Case for Gun Control. The American Prospect, no. 10, Summer 1992, pp. 19-28. Reviews smdies and concludes that gun laws work, guns in the hands of citizens do not deter crime, guns are seldom used for self-defense, and people would not substitute other deadly weapons if guns were not available. 

Lasaga, A. C. (1981) Rate Laws of Chemical Reactions. In Kinetics of Geochemical Processes, A. C. Lasaga and R. J. Kirkpatrick, Eds., Society of American Reviews in Mineralogy 8, Mineralogical Society, Washington, DC, pp. 1-68. 

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