Founded in 1974, the Congressional Budget Office performs nonpartisan, impartial analysis of budgetary and economic issues in support of the Congressional budget process. Health care is one of the CBO’s major reporting areas. Their health care portal links you to …
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The Congressional Research Service, a legislative branch agency housed within the Library of Congress, provides legal and public policy analysis for members of the U.S. Congress, both House and Senate. It is often called Congress’s think tank. Its analysis is …
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Each year, the University of Toledo Law Review publishes its Deans’ Leadership in Legal Education Symposium. The twelfth annual issue has just come out, and it features an article by Prof. Phyllis Crocker entitled The Paradox of Being an Interim …
Late last month, the United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favor of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), an international treaty that regulates international trade in conventional arms. Conventional arms encompass a wide range of weapons – everything from guns, …
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SelectedWorks Author Galleries are an engaging way to follow the scholarship of C|M|LAW faculty. They are part of EngagedScholarship@CSU. Each page gives an author bio, and lists scholarship such as books, articles, briefs, and presentations. You can subscribe to an …
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