University of Pennsylvania Law Review - 2006
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- Gone broke: sovereign debt, personal bankruptcy, and a comprehensive contractual solution.
- The competence of students as editors of law reviews: a response to Judge Posner.
- An open door to ending exploitation: accountability for violations of informed consent under the Alien Tort Statute.
- On the supposed jury-dependence of evidence law.
- Private debt and the missing lever of corporate governance.
- The internal powers of the Chief Justice: the nineteenth-century legacy.
- Limited times: rethinking the bounds of copyright protection.
- Assessing Chief Justice William Rehnquist.
- Personal jurisdiction in tribal courts.
- Uncovering a gatekeeper: why the SEC should mandate disclosure of details concerning directors' and officers' liability insurance policies.
- The doctrinal unity of alternative liability and market-share liability.
- In the beginning: the first three Chief Justices.
- The character of Max Rosenn.
- Censorship by proxy: the First Amendment, Internet intermediaries, and the problem of the weakest link.
- Leading a constitutional court: perspectives from the Federal Republic of Germany.
- A taxonomy of privacy.
- The Chief Justice's special authority and the norms of judicial power.
- The case for managed judges: learning from Japan after the political upheaval of 1993.
- Alternative career resolution II: changing the tenure of Supreme Court Justices.
- Principles, practices, and social movements.
- The illusion of "offer to sell" patent infringement: when an offer is an offer but is not an offer.
- Hail, no: changing the Chief Justice.
- Striving for justice.
- Guardians of the constitution: constitutional court presidents and the struggle for the rule of law in post-Soviet Europe.
- Honorable Max Rosenn: conscience and role model of the court.
- Exploding the class action agency costs myth: the social utility of entrepreneurial lawyers.
- Towards environmental entrepreneurship: restoring the public trust doctrine in New York.
- Retroactivity and immigrant crimes since St. Cyr: emerging signs of judicial restraint.
- Comments on the passing of the honorable Max Rosenn.
- Foreword.
- For all intents and purposes: what collective intention tells us about Congress and statutory interpretation.
- How not to be Chief Justice: the apprenticeship of William H. Rehnquist.
- Inequality and uncertainty: theory and legal applications.
- Responding to a democratic deficit: limiting the powers and the term of the Chief Justice of the United States.
- Defining the office: John Marshall as Chief Justice.
- It's about time: a systems thinking analysis of the litigation finance industry and its effect on settlement.
- Executive review in the fragmented executive: state constitutionalism and same-sex marriage.
- Strategy and constraints on Supreme Court opinion assignment.
- The decisional significance of the Chief Justice.
- The disability integration presumption: thirty years later.
- Between rights and contract: arbitration agreements and non-compete covenants as a hybrid form of employment law.
- Tax and disability: ability to pay and the taxation of difference.
- In memoriam.
- The forgotten constitutional law of treason and the enemy combatant problem.
- Max Rosenn: an ideal appellate judge.