University of Pennsylvania Law Review - 2005
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Remedying a particularized form of discrimination: why disabled plaintiffs can and should bring claims for police misconduct under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Interest analysis in interjurisdictional marriage disputes.
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Remembering those still with us: protecting September eleventh survivors from their future.
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A new approach to insanity acquittee recidivism: redefining the class of truly responsible recidivists.
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Technology and internet jurisdiction.
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Trial distortion and the end of innocence in federal criminal justice.
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Within each lawyer's conscience a touchstone: law, morality, and attorney civil disobedience.
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Horizontal federalism in an age of criminal justice interconnectedness.
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Raining on the parade of horribles: of slippery slopes, faux slopes, and Justice Scalia's dissent in Lawrence v. Texas.
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Same-sex marriage: refining the conflict of laws analysis.
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Fair notice and fair adjudication: two kinds of legality.
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Towards a cosmopolitan vision of conflict of laws: redefining governmental interests in a global era.
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Against "individual risk": a sympathetic critique of risk assessment.
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Current debates in the conflict of laws.
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Quality, not quantity: an analysis of confidential settlements and litigants' economic incentives.
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Enforceable rights, No Child Left Behind, and political patriotism: a case for open-minded section 1983 jurisprudence.
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Parochialism and pluralism in cyberspace regulation.
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Guantanamo and the conflict of laws: Rasul and beyond.
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The surprisingly strong case for tailoring constitutional principles.
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Patent portfolios.
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Interstate recognition of same-sex marriages and civil unions: a handbook for judges.
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The "essential relationship" spectrum: a framework for addressing choice of procedural law in the federal circuit.
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Admitting mental health evidence to impeach the credibility of a sexual assault complainant.
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Elephants and mice revisited: law and choice of law on the internet.
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Abu Ghraib.
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Frequency and success: an empirical study of criminal law defenses, federal constitutional evidentiary claims, and plea negotiations.
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State courts and the making of federal common law.
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Jurisdiction stripping, constitutional supremacy, and the implications of Ex parte Young.
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The underprivileged profession: the case for Supreme Court recognition of the journalist's privilege.
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Extraterritorial rights and constitutional methodology after Rasul v. Bush.
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Beyond economic fatherhood: encouraging divorces fathers to parent.
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What happened in Delaware corporate law and governance from 1992-2004? A retrospective on some key developments.
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Choice of law for internet transactions: the uneasy case for online consumer protection.
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Can judges ignore inadmissible information? The difficulty of deliberately disregarding.
