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- Cracking Causation: The Need for a Workable Link Between the Anti-Kickback Statute and False Claims Act.
- INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE ENERGY TRANSITION.
- The legacy of Granholm v. Heald: questioning the constitutionality of facially neutral direct-shipping laws.
- Taking bubbles seriously in contract law.
- Speech platforms.
- Open meetings and closed mouths: elected officials' free speech rights after Garcetti v. Ceballos.
- Do Judges Cry? An Essay on Empathy and Fellow-Feeling.
- The economic/noneconomic activity distinction under the commerce clause.
- 23 and Me: Bristol-Myers Squibb, Federal Class Actions & the Non-Party Approach.
- The origins of civil rights in America.
- COMPARING AGENCY COSTS IN CONTRACT PRODUCTION: PRIVATE EQUITY M&A VERSUS CORPORATE AND SOVEREIGN BONDS.
- Relaxing rule 9(b): why False Claims Act relators should be held to a flexible pleading standard.
- Immaterial lies: condoning deceit in the name of securities regulation.
- Capping the bottle on uncertainty: closing the information loophole in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact.
- The status of graduate students and that of medical residents under the National Labor Relations Act as a starting point for crafting a statutory definition of 'employee'.
- Wilbur C. Leatherberry: a CWRU lifer.(Case Western Reserve University School of Law professor)
- 'THE STRINGS IN THE BOOKS AIN'T PULLED AND PERSUADED': HOW THE USE OF IMPROPER STATISTICS AND UNVERIFIED DATA CORRUPTS THE JUDICIAL PROCESS IN SEX OFFENDER CASES.
- The Erosion of Smith v. Maryland.
- BEHAVIORAL LEGAL ETHICS LESSONS FOR CORPORATE COUNSEL.
- Wilbur Leatherberry: our center of gravity.
- Beyond family law.(II. Beyond Family Law: Cases Affecting Children Indirectly, p. 318-351)
- Laura Chisolm: an advocate and ally.
- BEYOND CHEVRON: AN ANALYSIS OF IDAHO'S INTERMEDIATE DEFERENCE DOCTRINE AND ITS HYPOTHETICAL APPLICATION IN FEDERAL COURTS.
- Tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg: The editors of the Case Western Reserve Law Review respectfully dedicate this issue to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
- Combating cyberbullying within the metes and bounds of existing Supreme Court precedent.
- Global Neighborhoods' Contribution to Declining Residential Segregation.
- The strong medicine of overbreadth as applied to criminal libel.
- Territorial Jurisdiction in Ohio Post-Wogenstahl.
- Defamation of religion: rumors of its death are greatly exaggerated.
- Walking a tightrope: regulating Medicare fraud and abuse and the transition to value-based payment.
- THE CONTENT-DISCRIMINATION PRINCIPLE AND THE IMPACT OF REED V. TOWN OF GILBERT.
- Physician-patient speech: an analysis of the state of patients' First Amendment rights to receive accurate medical advice.
- CONVICTION, NULLIFICATION, AND THE LIMITS OF IMPEACHMENT AS POLITICS.
- The intellectual history of The Shortest Article in Law Review History.
- ENTREPRENEURIAL CHOICE: RESTORING A RELEVANT ANTITRUST POLICY.
- ADMINISTRATIVE POWER AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AT THE SUPREME COURT.
- The full realization of our rights: the right to health in state constitutions.
- Retaliation and Requesting Religious Accommodation.
- Addressing the hybrid-rights exception: how the colorable-plus approach can revive the free exercise clause.
- Murphy v. Internal Revenue Service, the meaning of "income," and sky-is-falling tax commentary.
- Access to courts and preemption of state remedies in collective action perspective.
- Permitting the Energy Transition.
- DEEPFAKES, DEEP SKEPTICISM, AND THE PRIVACY DIVIDENDS OF A DEFAULT OF DISTRUST.
- Is Batman a state actor? The Dark Knight's relationship with the Gotham City Police Department and the Fourth Amendment implications.
- Nonprofit legislative speech: aligning policy, law, and reality.
- Incorporated state law.
- From antislavery lawyer to chief justice: the remarkable but forgotten career of Salmon P. Chase.
- PONDERING FINANCIAL REPORTING.
- CONTRACTS OF THE DEAD AND BOILERPLATE.
- ON THE PERMANENCE OF RACIAL INJUSTICE AND THE POSSIBILITY OF DERACIALIZATION.
- VISUALIZING A NEW ARTISTS' RIGHTS ACT: WHEN DOES THE LAW PROTECT GRAFFITI?
- The Expressive Power of Protecting Intimate Privacy: A Comparative Study of Legal and Platform Measures.(Defending Tomorrow's Democracy: The Future of Elections in the Era of Advanced Technology)
- Presidential control of adjudication within the executive branch.(Symposium: Executive Discretion and the Administrative State)
- Deracialization and Democracy.
- PRETEXT: FORMS AND FUNCTIONS IN EMPLOYMENT-DISCRIMINATION, BATSON, AND ADMINISTRATIVE-LAW CLAIMS.
- Providing a release valve: the U.S.-China experience with the WTO dispute settlement system.