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Current Issue: Volume 18, Issue 1: Protests and Reform: How Lawmakers and the Legal Community are Responding to the Killing of George Floyd
Articles
Cynthia Conti-Cook
43
Sybil Dunlop
78
Corey L. Gordon
87
Dr. Yohuru Williams
171
Notes
Jesse Addo
188
Conveying Estate Planning to the 21st Century: Adoption of Electronic Wills Legislation
Spencer Riegelman
208
