University of Pennsylvania Law Review - 2013
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Soul of a woman: the sex stereotyping prohibition at work.
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Escaping battered credit: a proposal for repairing credit reports damaged by domestic violence.
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An empirical study of patent litigation timing: could a patent term reduction decimate trolls without harming innovators?
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Exploring the limits of contract design in debt financing.
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Algorithms and speech.
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Federalism, regulatory lags, and the political economy of energy production.
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A theory of preferred stock.
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The property matrix: an analytical tool to answer the question, "is this property?"
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Factual precedents.
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Trust and online interaction.
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Reuniting 'is' and 'ought' in empirical legal scholarship.
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Solar-backed securities: opportunities, risks, and the specter of the subprime mortgage crisis.
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Poor pitiful or potently powerful preferred?
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Deciding by default.
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Localist statutory interpretation.
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The state and the "psycho ex-wife": parents' rights, children's interests, and the First Amendment.
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Escaping battered credit: a proposal for repairing credit reports damaged by domestic violence.
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Neighborhood empowerment and the future of the city.
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The geography of the battlefield: a framework for detention and targeting outside the 'hot' conflict zone.
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The conditions of pretrial detention.(Introduction through III. Guideposts from Related Areas of Supreme Court Case Law C. The Temporal Reach of the Fourth Amendment, p. 1009-1045)
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Suboptimal social science and judicial precedent.
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Neighborhood empowerment and the future of the city.(Introduction through II. Public Choice and the Jurisprudence of Neighborhood Empowerment, p. 939-969)
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An empirical study of patent litigation timing: could a patent term reduction decimate trolls without harming innovators?
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Information, innovation, and competition policy for the Internet.
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Delay in considering the constitutionality of inordinate delay: the death row phenomenon and the Eighth Amendment.
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Up for grabs: a workable system for the unilateral acquisition of chattels.
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How to avoid implementing today's wrong policies to solve yesterday's corporate governance problems.(response to articles in this issue, p. 1773 and 1907)
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Reuniting 'is' and 'ought' in empirical legal scholarship.
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Adapting to the new shareholder-centric reality.
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Reducing crime by shaping the built environment with zoning: an empirical study of Los Angeles.(Introduction through II. Existing Research on the Relationship Between Land Use, The Built Environment, and Crime, p. 699-727)
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Exorcising McCulloch: the conflict-ridden history of American banking nationalism and Dodd-Frank preemption.
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State law, the Westfall Act, and the nature of the Bivens question.
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Up for grabs: a workable system for the unilateral acquisition of chattels.
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To benefit or not to benefit: mutually induced consideration as a test for the legality of unpaid internships.
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State law, the Westfall Act, and the nature of the Bivens question.
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Adapting to the new shareholder-centric reality.
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Protocol layering and Internet policy.
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Exorcising McCulloch: the conflict-ridden history of American banking nationalism and Dodd-Frank preemption.(Introduction through II. The Second Demise of McCulloch's Federal Instrumentalilty Theory B. Judicial Retreat from McCulloch's Field Preemption 1924-1948, p. 1235-1268)
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Factual precedents.
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Deciding by default.
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Four conceptions of insurance.
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The conditions of pretrial detention.
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Rethinking the cooperation clause in standard liability insurance contracts.
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Reducing crime by shaping the built environment with zoning: an empirical study of Los Angeles.
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Confusing the means for the ends: how a pro-settlement policy risks undermining the aims of Title VII.
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Federalism, regulatory lags, and the political economy of energy production.
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Protecting search terms as opinion work product: applying the work product doctrine to electronic discovery.
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Owning e-sports: proprietary rights in professional computer gaming.
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A theory of preferred stock.
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Preserving judicial supremacy come Heller high water.
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The technology of creditor protection.
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The geography of the battlefield: a framework for detention and targeting outside the "hot" conflict zone.
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Music piracy and diminishing revenues: how compulsory licensing for interactive webcasters can lead the recording industry back to prominence.
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The toxic side effects of shareholder primacy.(response to articles in this issue, p. 1773 and 1907)
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Machine speech.
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Information privacy in the cloud.
