Welcome to the Dartmouth Law Journal

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The Dartmouth Law Journal is the nation's premiere undergraduate Journal of Law. Selected articles undergo a strict editing process to prepare them for publication. We have published works from undergraduates, law students, lawyers and judges from across the nation.

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In This Issue

Issue 3, Volume IX

Austria's New Approach on Banking Secrecy Law and Tax Treaty Policy
Alexander Hofmann, T.E.P.

Defamation: Tort or Crime? A Comparison of Common Law and Civil Jurisdictions
Silvano Domenico Orsi

A Rational Approach to California's Proposition 8
Jennifer Sirrine

Juvenile Justice is Not Just Kid Stuff: The Forgotten Side of Fairness and Due Process
Suzanne R. Houle

Is Oklahoma Still Indian Country? "Justifiable Expectations" and Reservation Disestablishment in Murphy v. Sirmons and Osage Nation v. Irby
Philip Tinker

Externalities in Industrial Food Production: The Costs of Profit
Gabriela Steier