George Mason Law Review: Rod Harrell, Editor-in-Chief Civil Rights Law Journal: Peter Donohue, Editor-in-Chief pdonohue@gmu.edu or Sam Parker, Senior Notes Editor sparker7@elon.edu Journal of Law, Economics & Policy: Manmeet Dhindsa, Editor-in-Chief mkdhind@gmail.com Journal of Int’l Com. Law: Taylor Hoverman, Editor-in-Chief Taylor.Hoverman@gmail.com National Security Law Journal: Rick Myers, Editor-in-Chief or Lynzi Maas, Managing Editor lynzi.maas@nslj.org 2015 Transfer Write-On Competition Instructions I. TOPIC To participate in the competition, you must trial a Comment (as defined below in Section III) on the sources included in this packet. II. CLOSED RESEARCH PROJECT The Transfer Write-On is a closed research project. Not all the materials included in the packet may be applicable to your analysis—you must decide what is relevant. You do not have to use all of the sources and you do not have to use any specific number of the sources. You may not conduct any outside research, and you are limited to the materials contained in thIS packet. The materials in this packet have been noticeably altered, and you may only use the sources as they appear in this packet (i.e., do not look up the listed sources on LexisNexis, Westlaw, or any other research tool, including Google). If you are found to violate this requirement, your entry will be automatically disqualified, and you will no longer be eligible for
George Mason Law Review: Rod Harrell, Editor-in-Chief Civil Rights Law Journal: Peter Donohue, Editor-in-Chief pdonohue@gmu.edu or Sam Parker, Senior Notes Editor sparker7@elon.edu Journal of Law, Economics & Policy: Manmeet Dhindsa, Editor-in-Chief mkdhind@gmail.com Journal of Int’l Com. Law: Taylor Hoverman, Editor-in-Chief Taylor.Hoverman@gmail.com National Security Law Journal: Rick Myers, Editor-in-Chief or Lynzi Maas, Managing Editor lynzi.maas@nslj.org 2015 Transfer Write-On Competition Instructions I. TOPIC To participate in the competition, you must a Comment (as defined below in Section III) on the sources included in this packet. II. CLOSED RESEARCH PROJECT The Transfer Write-On is a closed research project. Not all the materials included in the packet may be applicable to your analysis—you must decide what is relevant. You do not have to use all of the sources and you do not have to use any specific number of the sources. You may not conduct any outside research, and you are limited to the materials contained in thIS packet. The materials in this packet have been noticeably altered, and you may only use the sources as they appear in this packet (i.e., do not look up the listed sources on LexisNexis, Westlaw, or any other research tool, including Google). If you are found to violate this requirement, your entry will be automatically disqualified, and you will no longer be eligible for trial
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