William and Mary Law Review - 2003
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- Voter knowledge and constitutional change: assessing the New Deal experience.
- The WTO: biting the hand that fed it.
- Disability, reciprocity, and 'real efficiency': a unified approach.
- The neglected value of the legislative privilege in state legislatures.
- Labor force participation and income of individuals with disabilities in sheltered and competitive employment: cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of seven states during the 1980s and 1990s.
- 'Discredited' and 'discreditable': the search for political identity by people with psychiatric diagnoses.
- Foreword: disability and identity.
- 'Never forget what they did here': civil war pensions for Gettysburg union army veterans and disability in nineteenth-century America.
- Treating the pen and the sword as constitutional equals: how and why the Supreme Court should apply its First Amendment expertise to the great Second Amendment debate.
- Muddy property: generating and protecting information privacy norms in bankruptcy.
- Surviving the shipwreck: a proposal to revive the failing division defense.
- A beautiful mend: a game theoretical analysis of the dormant Commerce Clause doctrine.
- The logical structure of fraudulent transfers and equitable subordination.
- Inevitable disclosure through an Internet lens: is the doctrine's demise truly inevitable?
- Regulating political parties under a 'public rights' first amendment.
- Disaggregating antidiscrimination and accommodation.
- Virginia's capital jurors.
- State courts as agents of federalism: power and interpretation in state constitutional law.
- The diaspora of ethnic economies: beyond the pale?
- Remedy gone awry: weighing in on weighted voting.
- The Americans with Disabilities Act as welfare reform.
- Sharing sacred secrets: is it (past) time for a dangerous person exception to the clergy-penitent privilege?
- A union of formalism and flexibility: allowing employers to set their own liability under federal employment discrimination laws.
- Reasonable accommodation of workplace disabilities.
- Establishment and disestablishment at the founding, part I: establishment of religion.
- State income tax jurisdiction: a jurisprudential and policy perspective.
- 'Critical stage': extending the right to counsel to the motion for new trial phase.
- Curbing the Federal Circuit's enthusiasm: an argument for a rebuttable presumption against application of the doctrine of equivalents to disclosed but unclaimed subject matter.
- Patent first, ask questions later: morality and biotechnology in patent law.
- Disabling the ADA: essences, better angels, and unprincipled neutrality claims.
- Disability-based harassment: standing and standards for a 'new' cause of action.
- Behind bars: are corporate counsel captive to state licensure?
- The purposes of lawyer discipline.
- Statutory inflation and institutional choice.
- Identity and disability in the workplace.
- The political economy of international antitrust harmonization.