Washington University Law Review - 2017
- PATENT-INELIGIBILITY AS COUNTERACTION.
- THE FUTURE OF GMO LABELING: HOW A NEW FEDERAL LABELING SCHEME WILL ALTER PUBLIC DISCLOSURE.(genetically modified organisms)
- Who owns human capital?
- INNOVATION SNOWBALLING AND CLIMATE LAW.
- DIGITIZING TRIBAL LAW: HOW CODIFICATION PROJECTS SUCH AS TRIBAL LAW ONLINE COULD GIVE NEW RISE TO AMERICAN INDIAN SOVEREIGNTY.
- FISSURES IN THE VALLEY: SEARCHING FOR A REMEDY FOR U.S. TECH WORKERS INDIRECTLY DISPLACED BY H-1B VISA OUTSOURCING FIRMS.
- WHO HAS STANDING TO SUE THE PRESIDENT OVER ALLEGEDLY UNCONSTITUTIONAL EMOLUMENTS?
- CUTTING THROUGH: THIRTEEN WAYS OF LOOKING AT JUSTICE STEVENS.(Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens)(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION IN HEALTH CARE.
- POLICING PREDICTIVE POLICING.
- SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT A FORMER COLLEAGUE.(US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia)(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- THE THIRD-PARTY DOCTRINE AND THE FUTURE OF THE CLOUD.(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- GATEKEEPERS GONE WRONG: REFORMING THE CHAPTER 9 ELIGIBILITY RULES.
- AMNESTY FOR EVEN THE WORST OFFENDERS.
- THE SUPREME COURT ACKNOWLEDGES CONGRESS' AUTHORITY TO CONFER INFORMATIONAL STANDING IN SPOKEO, INC. V. ROBINS.
- FUTURE-PROOFING ENERGY TRANSPORT LAW.
- WHO SHOULD OWN POLICE BODY CAMERA VIDEOS?
- Testing tarnishment in trademark and copyright law: the effect of pornographic versions of protected marks and works.
- Determining ownership and control of IPv4 addresses.
- Averting educational crisis: funding cuts, teacher shortages, and the dwindling commitment to public education.
- JUSTICE STEVENS AND THE ARC OF PRECEDENT.(Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens)(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- WRONGLY "IDENTIFIED": WHY AN ACTUAL KNOWLEDGE STANDARD SHOULD GOVERN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS' FALSE CLAIMS ACT OBLIGATIONS TO REPORT AND RETURN MEDICARE AND MEDICAID OVERPAYMENTS.
- How Lambis and CSLI Litigation Mandate Warrants for Cell-Site Simulator Usage in New York.(cell site location information)
- BOOKENDS: JUSTICE STEVENS AND JUSTICE SCALIA.(Supreme Court Justices John Paul Stevens and Antonin Scalia)(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- CLOSING THE FINANCIAL PRIVACY LOOPHOLE: DEFINING "ACCESS" IN THE RIGHT TO FINANCIAL PRIVACY ACT.
- CASE REFUSAL: A RIGHT FOR THE PUBLIC DEFENDER BUT NOT A REMEDY FOR THE DEFENDANT.
- Judging aggregate settlement.
- TO CONSIDER OR TO USE? CITATION TO FOREIGN AUTHORITY AND LEGAL AESTHETICS.
- RETURN OF THE DE MINIMIS EXCEPTION IN DIGITAL MUSIC SAMPLING: THE NINTH CIRCUIT'S RECENT HOLDING IN VMG SALSOUL IMPROVES UPON THE SIXTH CIRCUIT'S HOLDING IN BRIDGEPORT, BUT RAISES QUESTIONS OF ITS OWN.
- THE BOOGEYMAN: DEREK BOOGAARD AND THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS OF SECTION 301 PREEMPTION.
- Crossed wires: outdated perceptions of electronic communications in the NLRB'S Purple Communications decision.
- Bitproperty and commercial credit.
- LAW, RELIGION, AND THE PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- JUSTICE STEVENS, THE WRITER.(a)(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- IP, R.I.P.(deceased celebrities' intellectual property rights)
- PROSECUTORIAL ANALYTICS.
- DEPORTATION DEADLINE.
- Activist hedge funds and the corporation.
- PRISONERS AND PLEADING.
- ADVISORY NONPREEMPTION.
- DRAWING THE LINE ON LEGISLATIVE PRIVILEGE: INTERPRETING STATE SPEECH OR DEBATE CLAUSES IN REDISTRICTING LITIGATION.
- CONFIRMING SUPREME COURT JUSTICES IN A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEAR.
- Dying for leave: how societal views on end-of-life care pushed Ballard to expand the meaning of care under the Family and Medical Leave Act.
- HOARDERS: CLARIFYING FERC'S POLICY, AS ARTICULATED IN ORDER NO. 888, AGAINST WITHHOLDING ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION CAPACITY.
- THE FOOD WE EAT AND THE PEOPLE WHO FEED US.
- PRIVACY, POVERTY, AND BIG DATA: A MATRIX OF VULNERABILITIES FOR POOR AMERICANS.
- TIME IS MONEY: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF NONECONOMIC DAMAGES ARGUMENTS.
- Constitutional concerns in section 8 housing: transfer voucher terminations and the impact on participant families.