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ADVISORY Jessica Bulman-Pozen Associate Professor of Law Columbia University School of Law Elizabeth F. Emens Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law Columbia University School of Law Katherine M. Franke Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law Director, Center for Gender and Sexuality Law Columbia University School of Law BOARD The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg United States Supreme Court Jamal Greene Professor of Law Columbia University School of Law Suzanne B. Goldberg Herbert and Doris Wechsler Clinical Professor of Law Director, Center for Gender and Sexuality Law Columbia University School of Law Scott E. Kessler Bureau Chief Domestic Violence Bureau Queens County District Attorney's Office Lecturer in Law, Columbia University School of Law SENIOR EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief Shannon E. Cleary Executive Editor Madeline M. Gomez Executive Managing Editor Cat Y. Kim Business Editor Evgueni Gokhmark Submissions Editors Ashleigh Hunt ° Carrie Tirrell EDITORS Article Editors Julie Lauren Cantor - Cat Y. Kim Shefali Singh • Carrie Tirrell Copyright and Online Editor Nicole Tortoriello Notes Editors Esi Agbemenu • Emma Kaplan Production Editors Erik Chamberlin • Jacqueline Y Ma Avni P. Mehta • Bradley Silverman EDITORS Special Projects Editor Rachel Shapiro Symposium Editor Logan J. Gowdey STAFF MEMBERS Andrew Chesley • Caroline Dreyspool • Amy Elmgren Helen Ethridge • Kate Gadsden • Logan Gowdey Rebecca Graham - Leyla Hadi • Ashleigh Hunt Emma Kaplan • Eleni Kyriakides • Andrea Londofio L6pez Jacqueline Y Ma - Sarah Mac Dougall • John Mark Avni P. Mehta - Ethan Merel • Jessica Montes Iris Xinyi Pan • Jason Rosenbaum ° Kathryn Roulett Erica Senat - Rachel A. Shapiro ° Abigail Shaw Bradley Silverman - Nicole Taykhman ° Nicole Tortoriello Meredith Ward TABLE OF Deconstructing Rape by Fraud Ben A. McJunkin An "I Do" I Choose: How the Fight for Marriage Access Supports a Per Se Finding of Persecution for Asylum Cases Based on Forced Marriage Natalie Nanasi Contraceptive Sabotage Leah A. Plunkett 48 97 CONTENTS Restoring Balance to Abuse Cases: Expanding the One-Sided Approach to Teaching Domestic Violence Practice Katherine E. Schulte Closing the Gap of Justice: Providing Protection for Native American Women through the Special Domestic Violence Criminal Jurisdiction Provision of VAWA Shefali Singh 144 197