Michigan Law Review

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• NATIONAL INJUNCTIONS AND PRECLUSION.
• ARTICLE II AND ANTIDISCRIMINATION NORMS.
• PROMISES UNFULFILLED: HOW INVESTMENT ARBITRATION TRIBUNALS MISHANDLE CORRUPTION CLAIMS AND UNDERMINE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.
• MAKING RULE 23 IDEAL: USING A MULTIFACTOR TEST TO EVALUATE THE ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE AT CLASS CERTIFICATION.
• UNDERSTANDING STATE AGENCY INDEPENDENCE.
• SECRET SEARCHES: THE SCA'S STANDING CONUNDRUM.
• TRANSPARENTHOOD.
• WHAT IS 'NEW'? DEFINING 'NEW JUDGMENT' AFTER MAGWOOD.
• SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL: THE LAW OF "DOMESTIC" AND "INTERNATIONAL" TERRORISM.
• CARPENTER'S LEGACY: LIMITING THE SCOPE OF THE ELECTRONIC PRIVATE SEARCH DOCTRINE.

Featured documents

• Private control over access to the law: the perplexing federal regulatory use of private standards.
• UNDERSTANDING STATE AGENCY INDEPENDENCE.
• FORMALIZING CHAPTER 9'S EXPERTS.
• Private Control Over Access to the Law: The Perplexing Federal Regulatory Use of Private Standards

  To save resources and build on private expertise, federal agencies have incorporated privately drafted standards into thousands of federal regulations -- but only by reference. These standards range widely, subsuming safety, benefits, and testing standards. An individual who seeks access to this...

• An opt-in option for class actions.
• HUMANIZING THE CORPORATION WHILE DEHUMANIZING THE INDIVIDUAL: THE MISUSE OF DEFERRED-PROSECUTION AGREEMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.
• Overtaxing the working family: Uncle Sam and the childcare squeeze.
• Face-to-face with facial recognition evidence: admissibility under the post-Crawford confrontation clause.
• House Swaps: A Strategic Bankruptcy Solution to the Foreclosure Crisis

  Since the price peak in 2006, home values have fallen more than 30 percent, leaving millions of Americans with negative equity in their homes. Until the Supreme Court's 1993 decision in Nobelman v. American Savings Bank, the bankruptcy system would have provided many such homeowners with a remedy....

• House swaps: a strategic bankruptcy solution to the foreclosure crisis.