No. 44, 2022
Index
- Foreword to the Shady Grove Opinions
- Enabling the Federal Rules
- The Real Risk of Forum Shopping: a Dissent from Shady Grove
- Putting Hanna to Rest in Shady Grove
- The Irrepressible Influence of Byrd
- Illuminating Shady Grove: a General Approach to Resolving Erie Problems
- Hanna's Unruly Family: an Opinion for Shady Grove Orthopedic Associates v. Allstate Insurance
- Sonia, What's a Nice Person Like You Doing in Company Like That?
- Shady Grove Orthopedic Associates, P.a. v. Allstate Insurance Co.: Justice Written, Nagging in Part and Declaring a Pox on All Houses
- Correlation Plausibility: a Framework for Fairness and Predictability in Pleading Practice After Twombly and Iqbal
- The Head-on Collision of Gasperini and the Derailment of Erie: Exposing the Futility of the Accommodation Doctrine
- Febtors, Creditors, Default Judgments, and Discretion: Why Rule 62(b)(4) Will Become One of the Most Important Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
- Proctor v. Vishayintertechnology, Inc.: the Ninth Circuit Failed to Follow the Rule of Unanimity When Applying Rule 11 to a Case With Multiple Defendants
- Walton v. Patil: How the Supreme Court of Nebraska Breached the Applicable Standard of Care When Interpreting the Admissibility of Deposition Testimony Under Nebraska Court Rule of Discovery 32
- "the Client Comes First, Unless He's Crooked": Legal and Professional Ethics in Raymond Chandler's the Big Sleep
- Neo-classical Economic Theories, Methodology, and Praxis Optimize Criminogenic Environments and Produce Recurrent, Intensifying Crises
- When an Offense Is Not an Offense: Rethinking the Supreme Court's Reasonable Doubt Jurisprudence
- The Non-negotiable Employment Contract-diagnosing the Employment Rights of Medical Residents
- Retaliation and the Rule of Law in Today's Workplace
- Service Employees International v. Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs: Increasing the Uncertainty Regarding the Proper Courts for Judicial Review of Claims Under the Defense Base Act
- The Designation of West Bank Mosques as Israeli National Heritage Sites: Using the 1954 Hague Convention to Protect Against in Situ Appropriation of Cultural Sites
- Intelligence Information and Judicial Evidentiary Standards
- Soldier Suicides and Outcrit Jurisprudence: an Anti-subordination Analysis
- Avoiding the Extremes: a Proposal for Modifying Court Member Selection in the Military
- Second Bites and International Extradition
- Terrorism Online: Is Speech the Same as it Ever Was?
- Lives of Quiet Desperation: the Conflict Between Military Necessity and Confidentiality
- Non-deployable: the Court-martial System in Combat from 2001 to 2009
- Smart Power in Action-a Rule of Law Judge Advocate's Reflections from Basrah, Iraq
- The Art of Armed Conflicts: an Analysis of the United States' Legal Requirements Towards Cultural Property Under the 1954 Hague Convention
- J. Mcintyre Machinery, Goodyear, and the Incoherence of the Minimum Contacts Test
- International Laws-of-war, What Are They Good For? the District of Columbia Circuit in Al-bihani v. Obama Correctly Clarified That International Laws-of-war Do Not Limit the President's Authority to Detain Enemy Combatants
- Lawmakers, Guns, and Money: How the Proposed Arms Trade Treaty Can Target Armed Violence by Reducing Small Arms and Light Weapons Transfers to Non-state Groups
- Borderline: Why the Federal Government May Use Backscatter Technology to Search Vehicles and Containers at International Borders, but the Fourth Amendment May Block Its Use on Persons