University of Pennsylvania Law Review - 2011
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- Running the gamut from A to B: federal trademark and false advertising law.
- Brand new law! The need to market health care reform.
- Illiberal construction of pro se pleadings.
- Health insurance reform and intimations of citizenship.
- Regulating patient safety: the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
- International courts and the U.S. Constitution: reexamining the history.
- Section 363(b) restructuring meets the sound business purpose test with bite: an opportunity to rebalance the competing interests of bankruptcy law.
- Wall Street as community of fate: toward financial industry self-regulation.
- The jurisprudence of dignity.
- Restoring health to health reform: integrating medicine and public health to advance the population's well-being.
- The failure of mandated disclosure.
- The niqab in the courtroom: protecting free exercise of religion in a post-Smith world.
- Collateral review of remand orders: reasserting the supervisory role of the Supreme Court.
- Of stars and proper alignment: scanning the heavens for the future of health care reform.
- Constraining certiorari using administrative law principles.
- Government as the crucible for free market health care: regulation, reimbursement, and reform.
- BAPCPA and bankruptcy direct appeals: the impact of procedural uncertainty on predictable precedent.
- Health insurance, risk, and responsibility after the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
- The criminal class action.
- Subsidizing fat: how the 2012 Farm Bill can address America's obesity epidemic.
- Advocacy revalued.
- Exempt executives? Dollar General Store managers' embattled quest for overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
- Randomizing law.
- Pervasive image capture and the First Amendment: memory, discourse, and the right to record.
- Establishing rights without remedies? Achieving an effective civil Gideon by avoiding a civil Strickland.
- The political economy of fraud on the market.
- Reflections on the National Ass'n of Insurance Commissioners and the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
- Convicts and convictions: some lessons from transportation for health reform.
- From health care law to the social determinants of health: a public health law research perspective.
- Making Indians 'white': the judicial abolition of native slavery in revolutionary Virginia and its racial legacy.
- Commerce clause challenges to health care reform.
- Lasting legislation.
- The freedom of health.
- After deference: formalizing the judicial power for foreign relations law.
- Arbitration's suspect status.
- The individual mandate, sovereignty, and the ends of good government: a reply to Professor Randy Barnett.
- Health reform and public health: will good policies but bad politics combine to produce bad policy?
- Three models of health insurance: the conceptual pluralism of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
- Counting the days gone by: a eulogy for former Rule 6(a)(2).
- The 'monstrous heresy' of punitive damages: a comparison to the death penalty and suggestions for reform.
- Mixing up the medicine: a remedy for constitutional inter-clause conflicts and the case of the anti-bootlegging statutes.
- Health care reform's wild card: the uncertain effectiveness of comparative effectiveness research.