University of Pennsylvania Law Review - 2002

When is sex because of sex? The causation problem in sexual harassment law.
The paradox of delegation: interpreting the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Land development, the Graham doctrine, and the extinction of economic substantive due process.
The influence of antitakeover statutes on incorporation choice: evidence on the "race" debate and antitakeover overreaching.
The positive political theory of cost-benefit analysis.
Dial-in testimony.
Using Net Benefit Accounts to discipline agencies: a thought experiment.
A game theoretic analysis of alternative institutions for regulatory cost-benefit analysis.
Meeting the statute or beating it: using "John Doe" indictments based on DNA to meet the statute of limitations.
Extraterritoriality and political heterogeneity in American federalism.
Broadsheet bullies? Designated public forum and established newspapers' efforts to rid Philadelphia's public transit system of a government-sponsored competitor.
Enforcing affirmative state constitutional obligations and Sheff v. O'Neill.
Protection from protection: section 1983 and the ADA's implications for devising a race-conscious police misconduct statute.
Provisionally permanent? Keeping temporary custody orders temporary under the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction.
The First Amendment gone awry: City of Erie v. Pap's A.M., ailing analytical structures, and the supression of protected expression.
A new executive order for improving federal regulation? Deeper and wider cost-benefit analysis.
Double helix, double bind: factual innocence and postconviction DNA testing.
Rebuilding bridges: the bar, the bench, and the academy.
Are clinical ethics consultants in danger? An analysis of the potential legal liability of individual clinical ethicists.
Reconsidering estoppel: patent administration and the failure of Festo.
Lines in the sand: the importance of borders in American federalism.
The University of Pennsylvania Law Review: 150 years of history.
Strung out: legal citation, The Bluebook, and the anxiety of authority.
Trampling the "marketplace of ideas": the case against extending Hazelwood to college campuses.
A contractarian critique of the theory of auto-limitation: the fundamental law of international relations.
Unraveling the patent-antitrust paradox.
Pricing the priceless: cost-benefit analysis of environmental protection.
How the USA PATRIOT Act will permit governmental infringement upon the privacy of Americans in the name of "intelligence" investigations.
Making champerty work: an invitation to state action.
Resource-based strategies in law and Positive Political Theory: cost-benefit analysis and the like.