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- A challenge to sustainable governments?
- Like deck chairs on the Titanic: why spectrum reallocation won't avert the coming data crunch but technology might keep the wireless industry afloat.
- Sovereignty mismatch and the new administrative law.(Introduction through II. The Sovereignty Mismatch Problem as a Problem of Domestic Administrative Law B. Delegation, p. 59-86)
- Equal protection for children of same-sex parents.
- The limits of Second Amendment originalism and the constitutional case for gun control.(III. The Constitutional Case for Firearms Regulation, with footnotes, p. 1229-1259)
- Taking groundwater.
- Overcoming tradeoffs in the taxation of punitive damages.
- PATENT-INELIGIBILITY AS COUNTERACTION.
- NEGATIVE-VALUE PROPERTY.
- Taxing polygamy.
- Gayffirmative action: the constitutionality of sexual orientation-based affirmative action policies.(Abstract through II. Affirmative Action and Tiered Scrutiny A. Race-Based Affirmative Action and Strict Scrutiny, p. 733-765)
- PATENTS AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT.
- ARBITRATING CORRUPTION.
- RACIAL ANTAGONISM, SEXUAL BETRAYAL, GRAFT, AND MORE: RETHINKING AND REMEDYING THE UNIVERSE OF DEFENSE COUNSEL FAILINGS.
- Lean on me: a physician's fiduciary duty to disclose an emergent medical risk to the patient.
- Taking groundwater.(Introduction through II. Groundwater, Takings, and the Courts A. The Increasing Frequency of Groundwater/Takings Cases, p. 253-280)
- The role of the judge in non-class settlements.
- LABELING THE NEW MEATS: APPLYING PREEXISTING PRINCIPLES TO THE REGULATION OF RADICAL PRODUCTS.
- Zero tolerance policies: criminalizing childhood and disenfranchising the next generation of citizens.
- Judging, expertise, and the rule of law.
- THE DISEMBODIED FIRST AMENDMENT.
- Market intermediation, publicness, and securities class actions.
- JUDICIAL IMPERIALISM: THE SUPREME COURT'S ASSAULT ON TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY AND THE RULE OF LAW.
- The FCC's abandonment of sponsorship identification regulation & anonymous special interest group political advertising.
- LAW'S EVOLVING EMERGENT PHENOMENA: FROM RULES OF SOCIAL INTERCOURSE TO RULE OF LAW SOCIETY.(response to articles in this issue, p. 1003, 1035, 1049, 1083, 1097, 1135)(Symposium on Brian Z. Tamanaha's "A Realistic Theory of Law")
- PROPERTY LAW'S SEARCH FOR A PUBLIC.
- SPACTIVISM.(special purpose acquisition companies)
- PHENOMENOLOGY, COLONIALISM, AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE.(Symposium on Brian Z. Tamanaha's "A Realistic Theory of Law")
- The scope of "plaintiffs' harm" in environmental preliminary injunctions.
- ERISA & uncertainty.
- 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)
- WHO WROTE THIS? MODERN FORENSIC AUTHORSHIP ANALYSIS AS A MODEL FOR VALID FORENSIC SCIENCE.
- Social innovation.
- PLANE-ARAZZI: BALANCING REMEDIES FOR CELEBRITIES TRACKED BY ADS-B WITH THE THREAT OF CENSORSHIP.
- How the U.S. government's market activities can bolster mobile banking abroad.
- Constitutional displacement.
- The role of precedent at Japan's Supreme Court.
- WHISTLEBLOWERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CORPORATE GOVERNANCE.
- WHEN IS DISCRIMINATION HARMFUL?
- The anomaly of entrapment.
- GENITAL EXCEPTIONALISM HAS NO PLACE IN THE LAW: IMPROVING TRANSGENDER AND INTERSEX RIGHTS IN THE 21ST CENTURY.
- The anomaly of entrapment.(Abstract through I. The Evolution of the Entrapment Defense D. Why Didn't the Court Treat Entrapment as a Procedural and Evidence Law Question? 1. The Exclusionary Rule Prior to 1932, p. 979-1005)
- CONSTRAINING THE STATUTORY PRESIDENT.
- THE ORIGINAL MEANING OF EQUITY.
- TURNING AROUND AMERICA'S TRAFFIC CRISIS ONE ROUNDABOUT AT A TIME: WHY MORE ROUNDABOUTS MEANS SAFER ROADS AND FEWER AUTOMOBILE DEATHS.
- PRIVACY GOVERNANCE FOR INSTITUTIONAL TRUST (OR ARE PRIVACY VIOLATIONS AKIN TO INSIDER TRADING?).(Special Issue on Right of Privacy)
- Whistle with a purpose: extending coverage under SOX to employees discharging their duties.
- Do school cliques dominate Japanese bureaucracies? Evidence from Supreme Court appointments.
- Trust & transparency: promoting efficient corporate disclosure through fiduciary-based discourse.
- Constitutional rights and judicial independence: lessons from Iowa.
- Religious associations: Hosanna-Tabor and the instrumental value of religious groups.
- Uncertain futures in evolving financial markets.(Abstract through II. Procedural Regulation, p. 1209-1236)
- Purging contempt: eliminating the distinction between civil and criminal contempt.
- DIGITAL RUMMAGING.
- Juvenile life without parole post-Miller: the long, treacherous road towards a categorical rule.
- Abstinence-only education fails African American youth.
- The Supreme Court and the push for transparency in lower court appointments in Japan.(Symposium: Decision Making on the Japanese Supreme Court)
- JUDICIAL MORAL PROPHECY.
- Testing tarnishment in trademark and copyright law: the effect of pornographic versions of protected marks and works.
- The constitutional hall pass: rethinking the gap in section 1983 liability that public schools have enjoyed since DeShaney.
- Antitrust in zero-price markets: applications.
- WIRELESS INVESTORS & APATHY OBSOLESCENCE.
- The next innocence project: shaken baby syndrome and the criminal courts.
- Theorizing mental health courts.
- The 9/11 litigation database: a recipe for judicial management.
- SEX, CAUSATION, AND ALGORITHMS: HOW EQUAL PROTECTION PROHIBITS COMPOUNDING PRIOR INJUSTICE.
- CONFRONTING FORFEITURE.
- Missouri's health care battle and differential judicial review of popular lawmaking.
- Lowball Rural Defense.
- PERSONAL JURISDICTION AND FEDERALISM.
- License to deal: mandatory approval of complex financial products.
- How NFIB V. Sebelius affects the constitutional gestalt.(Introduction: Direct and Indirect Legal Effects through III. Direct Legal Effects: The Mandate and Stare Decisis B. Vertical Stare Decisis 2. Vertical Stare Decisis Effects of All the Opinions Under the Narrowest Grounds Rule, p. 1-28)
- Bringing RICO to the ring: can the anti-mafia weapon target dogfighters?
- COMPASSIONATE HOMICIDE.
- The Japanese Constitution as law and the legitimacy of the Supreme Court's constitutional decisions: a response to Matsui.(response to article by Shigenori Matsui in this issue, p. 1375)(Symposium: Decision Making on the Japanese Supreme Court)
- The contours of constitutional approval.
- THE CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED: RESISTANCE AS CONSTITUENT POWER.
- CRIMINAL RECORDKEEPING.
- Legalization conflicts and reliance defenses.(Abstract through I. Rebellion Decriminalization and Reliance Dilemmas B. Three Contemporary Reliance Dilemmas 1. The Perilous Boom Industry of Marijuana Legalization, p. 907-932)
- 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 HALF-HEARTED DEFENSE OF THE CATEGORICAL APPROACH.(Symposium: The Roberts Court's First Amendment)
- Legalization conflicts and reliance defenses.(I. Rebellion Decriminalization and Reliance Dilemmas B. Three Contemporary Reliance Dilemmas 2. State Firearms Nullification Laws through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 932-958)
- BORDER SEARCHES OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES.
- MODEL LANGUAGE FOR SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING STATUTES.
- DRAWING THE LINE ON LEGISLATIVE PRIVILEGE: INTERPRETING STATE SPEECH OR DEBATE CLAUSES IN REDISTRICTING LITIGATION.
- LITIGATING AUTHORITY FOR THE FDA.
- To swear or not to swear: using foul language during a Supreme Court oral argument.
- CONFIRMING SUPREME COURT JUSTICES IN A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEAR.
- Sturm und Drang, 1953-1980.
- PLEADING THE FIFTH IN IMMIGRATION COURT: A REGULATORY PROPOSAL.
- Why Obergefell should not impact American Indian tribal marriage laws.
- NEGATIVE ACTIVISM.
- Arbitrary death: an empirical study of mitigation.
- A NEW CAREMARK ERA: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES.(corporate director oversight duties)
- WHEN JURISDICTION STRIPPING RAISES FACTUAL QUESTIONS.
- ANTICOMPETITIVE HEALTHCARE.
- HOW DO JUDGES DECIDE SCHOOL FINANCE CASES?
- LITTERING FOR $500: HOW DOES JUDICIAL ESTOPPEL SOLVE THE PROBLEMS THAT FACTUALLY BASELESS PLEAS POSE TO THE DOUBLE JEOPARDY CLAUSE?
- Judicialization of politics and the Japanese Supreme Court.(response to article by Shigenori Matsui in this issue, p. 1375)(Symposium: Decision Making on the Japanese Supreme Court)
- MINOR V. HAPPERSETT AND THE REPUDIATION OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
- Linking the questions: judicial supremacy as a matter of constitutional interpretation.
- The contours of constitutional approval.
- Executive weapons to combat infection of the art market.
- Pushing the limits of jurisdiction over foreign actors under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
- CROSSING DOCTRINES: CONFLATING STANDING AND THE MERITS UNDER THE ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE.(Taking Stock of the Religion Clauses)
- Expanding the use of supplemental environmental projects.
- WHO HAS STANDING TO SUE THE PRESIDENT OVER ALLEGEDLY UNCONSTITUTIONAL EMOLUMENTS?
- PERJURY BY OMISSION.
- REVIVING REHABILITATION AS A DECARCERAL TOOL.
- ALGORITHMIC BLACK SWANS.
- Personal jurisdiction in a global world: the impact of the Supreme Court's decisions in Goodyear Dunlop Tires and Nicastro.
- CUTTING THROUGH: THIRTEEN WAYS OF LOOKING AT JUSTICE STEVENS.(Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens)(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- VARYING SCRUTINY AND CONSTITUTIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY IN NEW YORK MORTGAGE LAW.
- Effective taxation of carried interest: a comprehensive pass-through approach.
- PRESIDENTIAL POWERS, IMMUNITIES, AND PARDONS.
- ANTITRUST REGULATION OF COPYRIGHT MARKETS.
- Protection for the vulnerable: how unaccompanied minors from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras can qualify for asylum in the United States.
- TRUSTWORTHY PRIVACY INDICATORS: GRADES, LABELS, CERTIFICATIONS, AND DASHBOARDS.(Special Issue on Right of Privacy)
- DELAWARE'S FIDUCIARY IMAGINATION: GOING-PRIVATES AND LORD ELDON'S REPRISE.
- A diamond in the rough: trans-substantivity of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and its detrimental impact on civil rights.
- BARGAINING ABOUT BIRTH: SURROGACY CONTRACTS DURING A PANDEMIC.
- SHOULD THE USE OF AUTOMATED LICENSE PLATE READERS CONSTITUTE A SEARCH AFTER CARPENTER V. UNITED STATES?
- Slouching towards Monell: the disappearance of vicarious liability under section 10(b).(II. The Different Rules Applicable to s. 10(b) C. Why the Difference? 3. Distinguishing Poor Corporate Governance from Fraud through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 1293-1323)
- The Constitution according to Justices Scalia and Thomas: alive and kickin'.
- Airspace and the takings clause.
- In memory of Harvey J. Goldschmid.(Columbia Law School professor)
- THE GHOSTS OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT.
- DIGITIZING TRIBAL LAW: HOW CODIFICATION PROJECTS SUCH AS TRIBAL LAW ONLINE COULD GIVE NEW RISE TO AMERICAN INDIAN SOVEREIGNTY.
- Complimentary discrimination and complementary discrimination in faculty hiring.
- PERIOD POVERTY IN A PANDEMIC: HARNESSING LAW TO ACHIEVE MENSTRUAL EQUITY.
- Rebellious state crimmigration enforcement and the foreign affairs power.
- THE DATA OF JURISPRUDENCE.(Symposium on Brian Z. Tamanaha's "A Realistic Theory of Law")
- AN ANTI-CONSPIRACY THEORY: HOW ANTITRUST LAW IS ERODING THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS PROTECTION SET FORTH IN s. 1985(3) AND s. 1983.
- Public actors in private markets: toward a developmental finance state.(Continuation of I. The Future Developmental Finance State: Extending the Role of Public Actors in Financial Markets through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 140-176)
- The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and structural reform of the American workplace.(Introduction through III. The Case Studies, p. 1519-1560)
- RETURNING RIGHT-TO-FARM LAWS TO THEIR ROOTS.
- INMATE CONSTITUTIONAL CLAIMS AND THE SCIENTER REQUIREMENT.
- 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)
- Shame in the Security Council.
- Bailouts, bonuses, and the return of unjust gains.
- A NEW HISTORICAL JURISPRUDENCE?(Symposium on Brian Z. Tamanaha's "A Realistic Theory of Law")
- Judicial recruitment and promotion: responses to professors Ramseyer and Repeta.(response to J. Mark Ramseyer and Lawrence Repeta in this issue, p. 1681, 1713)(Symposium: Decision Making on the Japanese Supreme Court)
- Return to sender: evaluating the medical repatriations of uninsured immigrants.
- Mr. Emanuel returns from Washington: durational residence requirements and election litigation.
- Teaching teachers about teaching students.
- Racial classification and ascriptive injury.
- The unintentional rapist.
- THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF WTO EXCEPTIONS.
- "Chosakan": research judges toiling at the stone fortress.
- 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.
- LEGITIMIZING ILLEGITIMACY IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
- Constitutionalized negligence.
- LAWS AND TAXES AND BIG TECH, OH MY! THE CASE FOR A FEDERAL EXCISE TAX ON TARGETED DIGITAL ADVERTISEMENTS CREATED BY USE OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE DATA.
- Why has judicial review failed in Japan?(Symposium: Decision Making on the Japanese Supreme Court)
- POLICE PROSECUTIONS AND PUNITIVE INSTINCTS.
- BOOKENDS: JUSTICE STEVENS AND JUSTICE SCALIA.(Supreme Court Justices John Paul Stevens and Antonin Scalia)(Washington University School of Law 150th Anniversary Commemorative Issue)
- TROLL STORMS AND TORT LIABILITY FOR SPEECH URGING ACTION BY OTHERS: A FIRST AMENDMENT ANALYSIS AND AN INITIAL STEP TOWARD A FEDERAL RULE.
- PRISONERS AND PLEADING.
- Taste of child labor not so sweet: a critique of regulatory approaches to combating child labor abuses by the U.S. chocolate industry.
- LAWNESS.(Symposium on Brian Z. Tamanaha's "A Realistic Theory of Law")
- THE MARITAL HABITUS.
- Liberty's Refuge: The Forgotten Freedom of Assembly.
- MAY SHE GET JUSTICE: HOW COERCIVE CONTROL STATUTES MITIGATE RELIGIOUS ABUSE IN CONTESTED JEWISH DIVORCES.
- Public actors in private markets: toward a developmental finance state.(Abstract into III. The Future Developmental Finance State: Extending the Role of Public Actors in Financial Markets, p. 103-140)
- THE COURT AND THE SUSPECT: HUMAN FRAILTY, THE CALCULATING CRIMINAL, AND THE PENITENT IN THE INTERROGATION ROOM.
- FIRST AMENDMENT TRADITIONALISM.(Taking Stock of the Religion Clauses)
- PRIVACY LAW'S FALSE PROMISE.
- 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.
- PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SPEECH AND MAGARIAN'S DYNAMIC DIVERSITY.(Symposium: The Roberts Court's First Amendment)
- CITIZENSHIP AND EMPIRE IN ELK V. WILKINS.
- Misconstruing Graham & Miller.
- HOARDERS: CLARIFYING FERC'S POLICY, AS ARTICULATED IN ORDER NO. 888, AGAINST WITHHOLDING ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION CAPACITY.
- TOWARD A MODERNIZED FAIR USE STANDARD FOR PARODY: HARMONIZING CAMPBELL V. ACUFF-ROSE MUSIC, INC. WITH ANDY WARHOL FOUNDATION FOR THE VISUAL ARTS, INC. V. GOLDSMITH.
- Closing the legislative experience gap: how a legislative law clerk program will benefit the legal profession and Congress.
- Zero tolerance policies: criminalizing childhood and disenfranchising the next generation of citizens.(I. Introduction into II. Zero Tolerance Policies C. Legal Challenges, p. 271-297)
- Regulating complexity in financial markets.
- DITCHING "DNA ON DEMAND": A HARMS-CENTERED APPROACH TO SAFEGUARDING PRIVACY INTERESTS AGAINST DNA COLLECTION AND USE BY LAW ENFORCEMENT.
- ALGORITHMIC RISK ASSESSMENTS AND THE DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD OF YOUTH.
- ARBITRATOR DIVERSITY: CAN IT BE ACHIEVED?
- Proxy signals: capturing private information for public benefit.
- BETTER GOOD THAN LUCKY: A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF POKER AS A SKILL GAME IN A CHANGING GAMBLING CLIMATE.
- LIQUID GOLD.(residential drug treatment industries fraudulent practices)
- Cybersecurity and executive power.
- STANDING ORDERS: A SURVEY OF INDIVIDUAL JUDGES' REGULATION OF PRACTICE IN ALL FUTURE CASES BEFORE THEM.
- Changing the marriage equation.
- THE RISE OF THE DATA-OPOLY: CONSUMER HARM IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY.
- OPINION AUTHORSHIP AND PRECEDENTIAL STATUS.
- MINOR V. HAPPERSETT, DOBBS V. JACKSON WOMEN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION, AND THE SUPREME COURT'S REFUSAL TO RECONSTRUCT AMERICA.
- ANTITRUST AND RACE.
- THE FUTURE OF GMO LABELING: HOW A NEW FEDERAL LABELING SCHEME WILL ALTER PUBLIC DISCLOSURE.(genetically modified organisms)
- INSURING THE 'UNINSURABLE': CATASTROPHE BONDS, PANDEMICS, AND RISK SECURITIZATION.
- The irrelevance of politics for arbitrary and capricious review.
- Racial exhaustion.
- Refocusing the lens of child advocacy reform on the child.
- Friends as fiduciaries.
- How 'reasonable' has become unreasonable: a proposal for rewriting the lasting legacy of Jackson v. Indiana.
- THE PARADOX OF SAME-SEX PARENTAGE EQUALITY.
- When bank examiners get it wrong: financial institution appeals of material supervisory determinations.(Abstract through II. Appeals Processes by Regulator C. FDIC, p. 1101-1149)
- Bankruptcy and the future of aggregate litigation: the past as prologue?
- Pics, Grutter, and elite public secondary education: using race as a means in selective admissions.