Washington University Law Review - 2016
- Reframing similarity analysis in copyright.
- The praetorians: an analysis of U.S. border patrol checkpoints following Martinez-Fuerte.
- Antitrust in zero-price markets: applications.
- Unraveling unlawful command influence.(Introduction through I. Development of the Unlawful Command Influence B. The Uniform Code of Military Justice and Commander Misconduct During the Trial Process, p. 1401-1425)
- Pension de-risking.
- Whistle with a purpose: extending coverage under SOX to employees discharging their duties.
- Corporate law and the limits of private ordering.
- Public laws and private lawmakers.
- What administrative law can teach the trademark system.
- Uncertain futures in evolving financial markets.(Abstract through II. Procedural Regulation, p. 1209-1236)
- Uncertain futures in evolving financial markets.(III. Uncertain Customer Protection through V. Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 1236-1269)
- The declining allure of being "American" and the proliferation of corporate tax inversions: a critical analysis of regulatory efforts to curtail the inversion trend.
- Alienage classifications and the denial of health care to DREAMers.(II. Scrutinizing Standards of Review for Alienage Classifications C. Discrimination Pursuant to Federal State Hybrids through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 1307-1339)
- Students, police, and the school-to-prison pipeline.(Abstract through II. Law Enforcement Officers in Schools, p. 919-952)
- Constitutional mixologists: muddling the analysis of protectionist alcoholic beverage laws after Granholm v. Heald.
- In memory of Harvey J. Goldschmid.(Columbia Law School professor)
- The contours of constitutional approval.
- Bill Cosby, the lustful disposition exception, and the doctrine of chances.
- Boumediene vs. Verdugo-Urquidez: the battle for control over extraterritoriality at the southwestern border.
- The United States Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act: the creation of private space property rights and the omission of the right to freedom from harmful interference.
- Can sharing be taxed?(Abstract into III. Tax Compliance and Enforcement Challenges in the Sharing Sector: Opportunism and Microbusiness A. Tax Opportunism: The Information Reporting Example, p. 989-1029)
- A quantitative analysis of writing style on the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Alienage classifications and the denial of health care to DREAMers.(Abstract through II. Scrutinizing Standards of Review for Alienage Classifications B. Discrimination by the Federal Government, p. 1271-1306)
- The contours of constitutional approval.
- The intersection of fee-shifting bylaws and securities fraud litigation.
- Can sharing be taxed?
- Market intermediation, publicness, and securities class actions.
- The FCC's abandonment of sponsorship identification regulation & anonymous special interest group political advertising.
- Students, police, and the school-to-prison pipeline.
- Why Obergefell should not impact American Indian tribal marriage laws.
- Pay it forward? Law and the problem of restricted-spending philanthropy.
- Market intermediation, publicness, and securities class actions.
- Consumer protection in the age of big data.
- What administrative law can teach the trademark system.(Introduction through II. The Trademark Office and Administrative Law Doctrine C. Factual Determinations 1. Deference Jurisprudence with Respect to Factual Determinations, p. 1511-1551)
- Paving the Delaware way: legislative and equitable limits on bylaws after ATP.
- Unraveling unlawful command influence.
- Effectiveness of federal regulation of mobile medical applications.
- Consumer protection in the age of big data.(Abstract through II. The Data Revolution Will Change Insurance Markets, for Better and for Worse B. Big Data's Big Benefits: Actuarial Fairness & Loss Prevention, p. 859-886)
- A quantitative analysis of writing style on the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Mandatory disclosure and individual investors: evidence from the JOBS Act.
- Event studies in securities litigation: low power, confounding effects, and bias.
- Distortion other than price distortion.
- Gay marriage and the problem of property.
- Antitrust in zero-price markets: applications.(Abstract into II. The Antitrust Enterprise in Zero-Price Markets D. Defenses: The "Free-Goods" Argument, p. 49-81)
- Pay it forward? Law and the problem of restricted-spending philanthropy.
- Federal securities fraud litigation as a lawmaking partnership.
- The religious difference: equal protection and the accommodation of (non)-religion.
- Reframing similarity analysis in copyright.(Abstract through II. Framing Problems in Substantial Similarity A. The Timing Problem, p. 681-707)
- Judging foreign states.
- Price impact, materiality, and Halliburton II.
- Public laws and private lawmakers.