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• Gunmaking at the Founding.
• Stereotypes as Character Evidence.
• Asset Forfeiture and Inequality.
• Speech Certainty: Algorithmic Speech and the Limits of the First Amendment.
• Expressive Association Claims for Private Universities.(Corry v. Stanford)(Speech at Twenty-First Century Schools and Universities)
• The Surveilled Student.(Speech at Twenty-First Century Schools and Universities)
• Reconsidering the First Amendment Fetishism of Non-State Actors: The Case of Hate Speech on Social Media Platforms and at Private Universities.(Speech at Twenty-First Century Schools and Universities)
• Theorizing Student Expression: A Constitutional Account of Student Free Speech Rights.(Speech at Twenty-First Century Schools and Universities)
• Bias Response Teams: Designing for Free Speech and Conflict Resolution on the University Campus.(Speech at Twenty-First Century Schools and Universities)
• Academic Freedom and Discipline: The Case of the Arguably Peaceful Protestors.(Speech at Twenty-First Century Schools and Universities)

Featured documents

• The Bell Doctrine: applications in telecommunications, electricity, and other network industries.
• The Fourth Amendment and the global Internet.
• Private immigration screening in the workplace.
• The cost of commitment.
• Statutes with multiple personality disorders: the value of ambiguity in statutory design and interpretation.
• Valuing Medical Innovation.(United States drug pricing system)
• State court resistance to federal arbitration law.
• Why me? The role of private trustees in complex claims resolution.
• Freedom of speech and information privacy: the troubling implications of a right to stop people from speaking about you.
• Sovereign wealth funds and corporate governance: a minimalist response to the new mercantilism.