William and Mary Law Review - 2010
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- Changing the sentence without hiding the truth: judicial sentence modification as a promising method of early release.
- Protecting the homeless under vulnerable victim sentencing guidelines: an alternative to inclusion in hate crime laws.
- Paging Dr. Google: personal health records and patient privacy.
- Corporate governance in the courtroom: an empirical analysis.
- 'Relative checks': towards optimal control of administrative power.
- Rejecting refugees: homeland security's administration of the one-year bar to asylum.
- The plaintiff neutrality principle: pleading complex litigation in the era of Twombly and Iqbal.
- Blowing its cover: how the Intelligence Identities Protection Act has masqueraded as an effective law and why it must be amended.
- A distributive theory of criminal law.
- Viewing unconscionability through a market lens.
- A sea change to change the sea: stopping the spread of the Pacific Garbage Patch with small-scale environmental legislation.
- Exempting police from 18 U.S.C.
- Preserving republican governance: an essential government functions exception to direct democratic measures.
- The Supreme Court's post-racial turn towards a zero-sum understanding of equality.
- First Amendment based copyright misuse.
- The wrong tool for the job: the IP problem with noncompetition agreements.
- Shareholder democracy and the curious turn toward board primacy.
- Theoretical tension and doctrinal discord: analyzing development impact fees as takings.
- The business of suing: determining when a professional plaintiff should have standing to bring a private enforcement action.
- The insurance policy as social instrument and social institution.
- Lawmakers as lawbreakers.
- Appellate review of sentences: reconsidering deference.
- The vote from beyond the grave.
- Toward a theory of precedent in arbitration.
- Rehabilitative employees and the National Labor Relations Act.
- Antitrust error.
- Unlocking the power of state constitutions with equal protection: the first step toward education as a federally protected right.
- Law versus ideology: the Supreme Court and the use of legislative history.
- Bonding limited liability.
- Local rules and the limits of trans-territorial procedure.
- The death of suspicion.
- Standardization of standard-form contracts: competition and contract implications.
- Why are there tax havens?