Stanford Law & Policy Review
- Drawing voters back into the electoral process: why and how.
- Corporate manipulation of research: strategies are similar across five industries.
- '(A)nything that forces itself into my vagina is by definition raping me ...' - adult film performers and occupational safety and health.
- Energy nationalism, consumer style: how the quest for 'energy independence' undermines U.S. ethanol policy and energy security.
- Targeting the tax gap: the case of the RAL and the advanced notice of proposed rulemaking.
- Effect of the national security paradigm on criminal law.
- A reputational theory of corporate law.
- From urban renewal and displacement to economic inclusion: San Francisco affordable housing policy 1978-2014.
- The conundrum of family reunification: a theoretical, legal, and practical approach to reunification services for parents with mental disabilities.
- The obscenity conundrum, contingent harms, and constitutional consistency.
- Automated warfare.
- The analysis and mitigation of electoral errors: theory, practice, policy.
- The system of domestic counterterrorism law enforcement.
- The new wages of war - devaluing death and injury: conceptualizing duty and employment in combat zones.
- Escalating the war on drugs: causes and unintended consequences.
- California's fight against global warming: finally getting smart about sprawl?
- Preserving Roe v. Wade ... when you win only half the loaf.
- Minding the gap: a ten-step program for better tax compliance.
- The efficacy of severe child pornography sentencing: empirical validity or political rhetoric?
- Advisory initiatives as a cure for the ills of direct democracy? A case study of Montana Initiative 166.
- Stem cell research and the cloning wars.
- The WTO distraction.
- The obscenity conundrum, contingent harms, and constitutional consistency.
- Making an urban agriculture small business sector feasible in San Francisco: a "Williamson Act" for California's cities.
- Power paradox: the algorithm of carbon and international development.
- Duck-rabbits and drones: legal indeterminacy in the war on terror.
- CAN I HAVE YOUR BABY? PATERNALISM, AUTONOMY, AND MONEY IN CALIFORNIA'S "SURROGACY-FRIENDLY" STATUTORY SCHEME.
- Private ethics, public conduct: an essay on ethical lobbying, campaign contributions, reciprocity, and the public good.
- Sex exceptionalism in intellectual property.
- Imagining immigration without DOMA.
- The law of cyber warfare: quo vadis?
- The failure of Crits and Leftist law professors to defend progressive causes.
- Trouble in Sin City: protecting sexy workers' civil rights.
- The right to stay gay: SB 1172 and SOCE.
- Protecting the children: when can schools restrict harmful student speech?
- Cristina's world: lessons from El Salvador's ban on abortion.
- Governing confusion: how statutes, fiscal policy, and regulations impede clean energy technologies.
- Refund anticipation loans and the tax gap.
- EMPLOYEE-ATHLETES, ANTITRUST, and the FUTURE OF COLLEGE SPORTS.
- The Montana meth project: 'unselling' a dangerous drug.
- MONITORING 'INSPIRATION': FIRST AMENDMENT LIMITATIONS ON SURVEILLING INDIVIDUALS WHO VIEW TERRORIST PROPAGANDA.
- Constitutional contraction: religion and the Roberts court.
- FDA'S REVOLVING DOOR: RECKONING AND REFORM.
- Involuntary outpatient commitment: the limits of prevention.
- The upside of abortion disclosure laws.
- A reputational theory of corporate law.
- Rethinking indirect victim eligibility for U non-immigrant visas to better protect immigrant families and communities.
- What DNA can and cannot say: perspectives of immigrant families about the use of genetic testing in immigration.
- Online voter registration in Oregon: towards an election administration triple bottom line.
- Policing parole: the constitutional limits of back-end sentencing.
- E pluribus unum: data and operations integration in the California criminal justice system.
- WAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT.
- Indefinite detention under the laws of war.
- The economics of legal education: a concern of colleagues.
- The morals of the marketplace: a cautionary essay for our time.
- The evolution of labor provisions in U.S. free trade agreements: lessons learned and remaining questions examining the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR).
- The ILO's Better Factories Cambodia program: a viable blueprint for promoting international labor rights?
- Wisconsin Right to Life and the resurrection of Furgatch.
- ADDRESSING THE DELIBERATIVE DEFICIT: A PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE THE BALLOT-INITIATIVE PROCESS.
- U.S. coal reserves key to national and energy security.
- A movement, a lawsuit, and the integrity of sponsored law and economics research.
- EC in D.C.: an analysis of Washington D.C.'s emergency contraception legislation.
- 'To care for him who shall have borne the battle': the recent development of veterans treatment courts in America.
- GENDER SIDELINING AND THE PROBLEM OF UNACTIONABLE DISCRIMINATION.
- A blanket too short and too narrow: California's nonpartisan blanket primary.
- Note: the negative executive privilege.
- Introduction.
- Technology unbound: will funded libertarianism dominate the future?
- Academic integrity and legal scholarship in the wake of Exxon Shipping, footnote 17.
- THE SETTLEMENT PROBLEM IN PUBLIC INTEREST LAW.
- AM I AN ALGORITHM OR A PRODUCT? WHEN PRODUCTS LIABILITY SHOULD APPLY TO ALGORITHMIC DECISION-MAKERS.
- Judges as framers of plea bargaining.
- Deference (not equal to) abdication: application of Youngberg to prolonged seclusion and restraint of the mentally ill.
- Shooting the messenger: an analysis of theories of criminal liability used against adult-themed online service providers.
- TRAUMA AND SENTENCING: THE CASE FOR MITIGATING PENALTY FOR CHILDHOOD PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL ABUSE.
- Return to sender: responses to Professor Carrington et al. regarding four proposals for a Judiciary Act of 2009.
- On (cr)edibility: why food in the United States may never be safe.
- The origins of back-end sentencing in California: a dispatch from the archives.
- TARGETING WHITE SUPREMACY IN THE WORKPLACE.
- Does local news measure up?
- Boundary-based restrictions in boundless broadcast media markets: McConnell v. FEC's underinclusive overbreadth analysis.
- THERE'S NOTHING "SUPER" ABOUT ROE V. WADE.
- Standing for something.
- A reflection on the madness in prisons.
- Tax defiers and the tax gap: stopping 'frivolous squared' before it spreads.
- Introduction the tax compliance conundrum.
- Post-Windsor prospects for morals legislation: the case of polygamous immigrants.
- The estate tax non-gap: why repeal a 'voluntary' tax?
- Foreigners in a carceral age: immigration and imprisonment in the United States.
- PROFESSIONAL SPORTS LEAGUES' BIG BET: 'EVOLVING' ATTITUDES ON GAMBLING.
- Roe's ragged remnant: viability.
- The forgotten fifth: rural youth and substance abuse.
- The cure for what ails: a realistic remedy for the medical malpractice 'crisis'.
- Living on the edge: recent developments in Georgia sex-offender legislation.
- An analysis of potential liability within the adult film industry stemming from industry practices related to sexually transmitted infections.
- Limiting progress of science and useful arts: legislating as a means of enhancing market leverage.
- The defenseless marriage act: the legitimacy of President Obama's refusal to defend DOMA s. 3.
- Introduction.
- Archetypes of faith: how Americans see, and believe in, their Constitution.
- UNTRANSIT: REMOTE WORK AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF ZONING.
- Local fiscal autonomy requires constraints: the case for fiscal menus.
- Race, drugs, and law enforcement in the United States.
- FOREWORD.
- TAKING FROM STATES: SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY'S PRECLUSIVE EFFECT ON PRIVATE TAKINGS OF STATE LAND.
- The secondary-effects doctrine: stripping away First Amendment freedoms.
- 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.
- Captive constituents: prison-based gerrymandering and the current redistricting cycle.
- A reversal of Pacific States in Article III garb.
- Rethinking drug courts: restorative justice as a response to racial injustice.
- Getting real about globalization and legal education: potential and perspectives for the U.S.
- The Victims' Bill of Rights - thirty years under Proposition 8.
- PTSD in returning wounded warriors: ensuring medically appropriate evaluation and legal representation through legislative reform.
- Electronic surveillance in an era of modern technology and evolving threats to national security.
- HOW CONGRESS CAN MAKE THE EARMARK PROCESS WORK.
- Weeding them out by the roots: the unconstitutionality of regulating grassroots issue advocacy.
- Involuntary outpatient commitment: the limits of prevention.
- ICANN, the '.xxx' debate, and antitrust: the adult Internet industry's next challenge.
- Property taxes and their limits: evidence from New York City.
- THE JUDICIAL AND GENERATIONAL DISPUTE OVER TRANSGENDER RIGHTS.
- Seats, votes, citizens, and the one person, one vote problem.
- All groundwater is local: California's new groundwater monitoring law.
- Fighting the pornification of America by enforcing obscenity laws.
- Knots in the pipeline for prospective lawyers of color: the LSAT is not the problem and affirmative action is not the answer.
- TOWARD FAIRER REPRESENTATION IN STATE LEGISLATURES.
- Defining 'partisan' law enforcement.
- The new frontier of public safety.
- Judges as framers of plea bargaining.
- Regulating lawyers in a liberalized legal services market: the role of education and training.
- Housing changing households: regulatory challenges for micro-units and accessory dwelling units.
- Nutrient pollution from land applications of manure: discerning a remedy for pollution.
- Stemming the subprime crisis: the North Carolina foreclosure prevention project.
- TOWARD FAIRER REPRESENTATION IN STATE LEGISLATURES.
- TOWARD RELATIVE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REGIMES: RETHINKING CONCENTRATED OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE AROUND THE WORLD.
- Markets in everything and another view of the cathedral: religious freedom and Coasian bargaining.
- The Victims' Bill of Rights - thirty years under Proposition 8.
- A delicate balance: Connecticut's minimum water flow statute.
- The passage and implementation of the Prison Rape Elimination Act: legal endogeneity and the uncertain road from symbolic law to instrumental effects.
- The politics of faith: rethinking the prohibition on political campaign intervention.
- Foreword.
- Anonymity and its dubious relevance to the constitutionality of lobbying disclosure legislation.
- A FEDERALIST ACCOUNT OF THE LAW OF TRADE SECRECY.
- The penguin's paradox: the political economy of international intellectual property and the paradox of open intellectual property models.
- A critical appraisal of the Department of Justice's new approach to medical marijuana.
- The new exclusionary zoning.
- How a civil right to counsel can help dismantle concentrated poverty in America's inner cities.
- Striking back: using death penalty cases to fight disproportionate sentences imposed under California's three strikes law.
- Knowledge is power: assessing the legal challenges of teaching character in charter schools.
- WHY SPORTS LAW?
- Drawing lines in shifting sands: the DOJ, the VRA, and the 2011 redistricting process.
- Not in my digital backyard: Proposition 35 and California's sex offender username registry.
- Things that I learned during my first year on the bench that I wish I had known as a trial lawyer.
- Who Controls the Internet? Illusions of a Borderless World.
- Eliminating harmful suicide policies in higher education.
- Involuntary outpatient commitment: the limits of prevention.
- As the Enterprise Wheel turns: new evidence on the finality of labor arbitration awards.
- Introduction.
- NEXT STEPS FOR CONGRESS ON HATE CRIME REPORTING.
- UNTRANSIT: REMOTE WORK AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF ZONING.
- American prison culture in an international context: an examination of prisons in America, the Netherlands, and Israel.
- Prosecuting cyberterrorists: applying traditional jurisdictional frameworks to a modern threat.
- Debt to society? The Washington State Legislature's efforts to restore voting rights to persons with felony convictions.
- Eliminating regulatory reliance on credit ratings: restoring the strength of reputational concerns.
- Crises, crisis rhetoric, and competition in legal education: a sociological perspective on the (latest) crisis of the legal profession and legal education.
- What DNA can and cannot say: perspectives of immigrant families about the use of genetic testing in immigration.
- The originalist case against vouchers: the First Amendment, religion, and American public education.
- Introduction.
- Drafting proper short bill titles: do states have the answer?
- Legislating to keep children safe at school: are sex offenders really worse than murderers?
- Ethanol: law, economics, and politics.
- THE PERILS OF ECONOMIC NATIONALISM AND A PROPOSED PATHWAY TO TRADE HARMONY.
- Prescription for a cure: does the FDA's draft guidance adequately manage advisory committee members' conflicts of interest?
- The natural gas industry: lessons for the future of the carbon dioxide capture and storage industry.
- How hard can it be: do citizens think it is difficult to register to vote?
- An examination of whether U.S. country of origin labeling legislation plays a role in protecting consumers from contaminated food.
- Tribute to professor Brian Bercusson.
- Thinking the unthinkable: has the time come to offer combatant immunity to non-state actors?
- Combating the funding effect in science: what's beyond transparency?
- Play it again, Hillary: a dramaturgical examination of a repeat health care plan performance.
- The ILO and the impact of labor standards: working on the ground after an ILO Commission of inquiry.
- Forfeiture of cross-examination rights in California.
- Bringing transparency and accountability to criminal justice institutions in the South.
- Normative elements of parole risk.
- Cash businesses and tax evasion.
- Drugs, courts, and the new penology.
- Democrats at DOJ: why partisan use of the Voting Rights Act might not be so bad after all.
- The reliability of assault victims' immediate accounts: evidence from trauma studies.
- CAUGHT BETWEEN SOVEREIGNS: FEDERAL AGENCIES, STATES, AND BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENS.
- Lobbying is an honorable profession: the right to petition and the competition to be right.
- Extraterritoriality by other means: how labor law sneaks across borders, conquers minds, and controls workplaces abroad.
- No law student left behind.
- The evolving federal role in bias crime law enforcement and the Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007.
- No prisoner left behind? Enhancing public transparency of penal institutions.
- Human shields in modern armed conflicts: the need for a proportionate proportionality.
- UNITED STATES V. BLASZCZAK: LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR A NEW APPROACH TO PROSECUTING INSIDER TRADING.
- Introduction lobbyists - saints or sinners?
- So there are campaign contribution limits that are too low.
- The government at the standards bazaar.
- Incompetent youth in California juvenile justice.
- The privatization of California correctional facilities: a population-based approach.
- SUBSIDIZING THE CHILDCARE ECONOMY.