Case Western Reserve Law Review

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• IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN: SHOULD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW PROTECT SPORTS MOVES?
• THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN ANIMAL-PROTECTION EFFORTS AND THE FREE EXERCISE CLAUSE.
• THE TRAGEDY OF THE CREATIVE COMMONS: AN ANALYSIS OF HOW OVERLAPPING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS UNDERMINE THE USE OF PERMISSIVE LICENSING.
• PARSING PRIVILEGE: DOES THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE ATTACH TO AN ANGRY CLIENT'S CRIMINAL THREAT VOICED DURING AN OTHERWISE PRIVILEGED ATTORNEY-CLIENT CONSULTATION?
• THE STRANGE CAREER OF THE THREE-JUDGE DISTRICT COURT: FEDERALISM AND CIVIL RIGHTS, 1954-1976.
• MURPHY'S LAW: FOR ATTORNEY'S FEES SHIFTING UNDER THE PLRA, EVERYTHING THAT COULD GO WRONG HAS GONE WRONG.
• THE REASONABLENESS OF THE "REASONABLENESS" STANDARD OF HABEAS CORPUS REVIEW UNDER THE ANTITERRORISM AND EFFECTIVE DEATH PENALTY ACT OF 1996.
• THE NEXT STEP IN CIVIL RIGHTS: ABOLISH ABSOLUTE PROSECUTORIAL IMMUNITY SO PROSECUTORS CANNOT USE THEIR POWER TO VIOLATE OTHERS' CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS.
• THE HOUSE ALWAYS WINS: DOCTRINE AND ANIMUS IN CALIFORNIA'S COVID-19 PRISON LITIGATION.
• CODIFYING INNOCENCE: A MODEST STEP TOWARD REFORM.

Featured documents

• Confronting Racist Prosecutorial Rhetoric at Trial.
• CONTRACTS OF THE DEAD AND BOILERPLATE.
• TWO-STEPPING THROUGH ALICE'S WASTELAND OF PATENT-ELIGIBLE SUBJECT MATTER: WHY THE SUPREME COURT SHOULD REPLACE THE MAYO/ALICE TEST.
• STUDENT DISMISSALS FROM PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS AND THE CONSTITUTION.
• PETER GERHART ON GOOD FAITH: FOLLOWING A TRAIL OF BREADCRUMBS.
• Opportunity-cost conflicts in corporate law.
• GERHART AND PRIVATE LAW'S MELODY OF REASONABLENESS.
• JUSTICE ON THE MERITS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE HOLOCAUST EXPROPRIATED ART RECOVERY ACT OF 2016.
• Traumatized Systems Theory: Accountability for Recurrent Systemic Harm.
• BELIEVING IN UNICORNS: HOW TO VALUE UNICORN COMPANIES AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WHILE ENCOURAGING CONTINUED INNOVATIONS AND PUBLIC DISCLOSURE.