Stanford Law & Policy Review

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• BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT BY THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM: INSIGHTS FROM INTERVIEWS WITH DISABLED PARENTS, CHILD WELFARE WORKERS, AND ATTORNEYS.
• "LAW AND" THE OLC'S ARTICLE II IMMUNITY MEMOS.
• UNITED STATES V. BLASZCZAK: LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR A NEW APPROACH TO PROSECUTING INSIDER TRADING.
• TAKING FROM STATES: SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY'S PRECLUSIVE EFFECT ON PRIVATE TAKINGS OF STATE LAND.
• THE PERILS OF ECONOMIC NATIONALISM AND A PROPOSED PATHWAY TO TRADE HARMONY.
• TOWARD RELATIVE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REGIMES: RETHINKING CONCENTRATED OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE AROUND THE WORLD.
• TRAUMA AND SENTENCING: THE CASE FOR MITIGATING PENALTY FOR CHILDHOOD PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL ABUSE.
• ACCREDITED REPRESENTATIVES AND THE NON-CITIZEN ACCESS TO JUSTICE CRISIS: Informational Interviews with Californian Recognized Organizations to Better Understand the Work and Role of Non-Lawyer Accredited Representatives.
• AM I AN ALGORITHM OR A PRODUCT? WHEN PRODUCTS LIABILITY SHOULD APPLY TO ALGORITHMIC DECISION-MAKERS.
• CROSS-BORDER DATA ACCESS AND ACTIVE CYBER DEFENSE: ASSESSING LEGISLATIVE OPTIONS FOR A NEW INTERNATIONAL CYBERSECURITY RULEBOOK.

Featured documents

• A reputational theory of corporate law.
• THE AMATEURISM MYTH: A CASE FOR A NEW TRADITION.
• The law of cyber warfare: quo vadis?
• Prosecuting cyberterrorists: applying traditional jurisdictional frameworks to a modern threat.
• Protecting the children: when can schools restrict harmful student speech?
• THE SETTLEMENT PROBLEM IN PUBLIC INTEREST LAW.
• The system of domestic counterterrorism law enforcement.
• Automated warfare.
• Prosecuting cyberterrorists: applying traditional jurisdictional frameworks to a modern threat.
• CHANGING SEX/GENDER ROLES AND SPORT.