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In This Issue:

• Letter from the Editors
• Alvin C. Harrell Tribute
• Committee Elects New Governing Committee Members
• Conference on Consumer Finance Law 2017 Frederick Fisher Memorial Program: Too Much or Too Little, is the CFBP Exercising its Enforcement Power with Appropriate Restraint?
• The Moderator's View of the Fisher Program: The Good, The Bad, and a Critique of Consent Orders as Precedent
  By John Chiles
• Appropriate Mission, Poor Execution: A Retrospective of the CFPB's Enforcement Activities
  By Michael A. Benoit
• CFPB Enforcement: Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right?
  By James M. Milano
• Choosing Corporations over Consumers: The Financial Choice Act of 2017 and the CFPB
  By Christopher L. Peterson
• The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, The First Six Years: A Necessary Cop on the Beat, Reflections on the Fisher Memorial Program
  By Lisa Stifler
• Presentation of the American College of Consumer Financial Services Lawyers' Senator William Proxmire Lifetime Achievement Award on April 8, 2017, To James L. Brown
  By Lynne Barr and John Chiles
• Professor James L. Brown, Remarks on Receiving The American College of Consumer Financial Services Lawyers' Senator William Proxmire Lifetime Achievement Award
  By James L. Brown

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