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Honors Scholars, Class of 2001

Seminar Papers

John Abramic, Thomson and Finnigan: Requiring the Corroboration of a Disinterested Witness’s Testimony that is Offered to Invalidate a Patent?

Randy Clarke, A Defendant Class Action Lawsuit: One Option for the Recording Industry in the Face of Threats to Copyrights Posed by Internet Based File-Sharing Systems

Amy Cobb, Sales and Use Taxation of Internet Sales

Paige Dollinger, The Federal Trademark Anti-Dilution Act: How Famous is "Famous"?

Sunith Kartha, Gay Boy Scouts

David J. Schodin, Abandoning All Hope Of A Plain-Meaning Interpretation of 35 U.S.C. § 102(g):  Reliance On Dicta Taken From Allen v. W.H. Brady Is Legal Error

Melinda Steffen, Protectionism or Legitimate Regulation? A Hope for Clarity in the Murky Waters of Chapter Eleven’s Expropriation Provisions

Tali Zikel, Utilize Past Nazi Immigration Lessons To Prevent Today’s War Criminals From Entering the United States First, by Using More Inclusive Statutory Terms And Second, by Assigning the OSI to the Task

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