Vol. 71 No. 2, December 2020

Index

• THE TRADITIONAL BURDENS FOR FINAL INJUNCTIONS IN PATENT CASES C.1789 AND SOME MODERN IMPLICATIONS.
• OLIVER EVANS AND THE FRAMING OF AMERICAN PATENT LAW.
• THE PLACE OF SCIENTER IN TRADE MARK INFRINGEMENT IN NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND: THE FALL AND RISE OF MILLINGTON V. FOX.
• THE HISTORY OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AS THE HISTORY OF CAPITALISM.
• UNDERSTANDING COPYRIGHT'S FIRST ENCOUNTER WITH THE FINE ARTS: A LOOK AT THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT OF 1870.
• ENCODING MUSIC: PERFORATED PAPER, COPYRIGHT LAW, AND THE LEGIBILITY OF CODE, 1880-1908.
• THE MYTH OF WELL-SETTLED RULES IN MERRILL V. YEOMANS.
• PATENT ORIGINALISM.
• O'REILLY V. MORSE AND CLAIMING A "PRINCIPLE" IN ANTEBELLUM ERA PATENT LAW.
• MAKING PATENTS: PATENT ADMINISTRATION, 1790-1860.
• THE LEARNED INTERMEDIARY DOCTRINE IN THE DIGITAL WORLD: OFF-LABEL MARKETING AND THE REASONABLE INNOVATION RULE.
• A WOMAN'S CHOICE? THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF DOWN SYNDROME ABORTION BANS AND THE BREAKDOWN OF THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP.
• PATENTS, PUBLIC FRANCHISES, AND CONSTITUTIONAL PROPERTY INTERESTS.