William and Mary Law Review - 2009
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- Statutory damages in copyright law: a remedy in need of reform.
- Statutory damages in copyright law: a remedy in need of reform.
- Economies of desire: fair use and marketplace assumptions.
- Avoiding another Eldorado: balancing parental liberty and the risk of error with governmental interest in the well-being of children in complex cases of child removal.
- Corruption of religion and the establishment clause.
- The citizen lawyer.
- New theories of guilt on appeal in Virginia criminal cases.
- The citizen lawyer - a brief informal history of a myth with some basis in reality.
- Leaving the Chisholm trail: the Eleventh Amendment and the background principle of strict construction.
- What should citizens (as participants in a republican form of government) know about the Constitution?
- Patent examination priorities.
- Harmonizing the exclusionary rights of patents with compulsory licensing.
- Self-realizing inventions and the utilitarian foundation of patent law.
- 'Public service must begin at home': the lawyer as civics teacher in everyday practice.
- The economics of deal risk: allocating risk through MAC clauses in business combination agreements.
- Randomization in adjudication.
- Playing by the rules: combating al Qaeda within the law of war.
- Taking aim at Tiahrt.
- Trademarks and the boundaries of the firm.
- Federalism, forum shopping, and the foreign injury paradox.
- Courting specialization: an empirical study of claim construction comparing patent litigation before federal district courts and the International Trade Commission.
- Administering fair use.
- The new invention creation activity boundary in patent law.
- Introduction: boundaries of intellectual property symposium.
- A new deal for end users? Lessons from a French innovation in the regulation of interoperability.
- An alternate approach to channeling?
- Citizen as lawyer, lawyer as citizen.
- Contingent constitutionalism: state and local criminal laws and the applicability of federal constitutional rights.
- Embedded federal questions, exclusive jurisdiction, and patent-based malpractice claims.
- Original sin and judicial independence: providing accountability for justices.
- Spillovers theory and its conceptual boundaries.
- An end-run around the takings clause? The law and economics of Bivens actions for property rights violations.
- Distinguishing lost profits from reasonable royalties.
- Rules and standards on the forefront of patentability.
- The citizen lawyer and the administrative state.
- A golden age of civic involvement: the client centered disadvantage for lawyers acting as public officials.
- A new look at the original meaning of the diversity clause.
- Voting with their feet and dollars: the role of investors and the influence of the mutual fund market in regulating fees.
- Tort experiments in the laboratories of democracy.
- Developing a private international intellectual property law: the demise of territoriality?
- Clarifying departmentalism: how the framers' vision of judicial and presidential review makes the case for deductive judicial supremacy.
- Some thoughts about citizen lawyers.
- The hidden legacy of Holy Trinity Church: the unique national institution canon.
- Diversity and discrimination: a look at complex bias.
- Lawyers as citizens.
- How the new economics can improve employment discrimination law, and how economics can survive the demise of the 'rational actor'.
- How to write a life: some thoughts on fixation and the copyright/privacy divide.
- Dr. Miles is dead. Now what? Structuring a rule of reason for evaluating minimum resale price maintenance.
- The content/envelope distinction in Internet law.
- Suspicionless border seizures of electronic files: the overextension of the border search exception to the Fourth Amendment.