William and Mary Law Review - 2018
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GENDER DISPARITY IN LAW REVIEW CITATION RATES.
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THE FAULTY LAW AND ECONOMICS OF THE "BASEBALL RULE".
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THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE LAW.
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SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW, OR SOMETHING REALLY OLD'? SECOND GENERATION RACIAL GERRYMANDERING LITIGATION AS INTENTIONAL RACIAL DISCRIMINATION CASES.
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DEFINING "UNDULY': RESOLVING INHERENT TEXTUAL AMBIGUITY IN THE IMO'S BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT CONVENTION.
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PATENT PRIOR ART AND POSSESSION.
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JURISDICTIONAL IDEALISM AND POSITIVISM.
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TAKING VIRTUAL REPRESENTATION SERIOUSLY.
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FROM EDUCATIONAL ADEQUACY TO REPRESENTATIONAL ADEQUACY: A NEW TEMPLATE FOR LEGAL ATTACKS ON PARTISAN GERRYMANDERS.
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CUSTOM-EDITED DNA: LEGAL LIMITS ON THE PATENTABILITY OF CRISPR-CAS9'S THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS.
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REPLACING THE FLAWED CHEVRON STANDARD.
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THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF GERRYMANDERING.
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THE EARLY EIGHT AND THE FUTURE OF CONSUMER LEGAL ACTIVISM TO FIGHT MODERN-DAY SLAVERY IN CORPORATE SUPPLY CHAINS.
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UNTRUSTWORTHY: ERISA'S ERODED FIDUCIARY LAW.
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THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF CONTESTATORY FEDERALISM.
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WORTH THE CLICK: WHY GREATER FTC ENFORCEMENT IS NEEDED TO CURTAIL DECEPTIVE PRACTICES IN INFLUENCER MARKETING.
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BEING SEEN LIKE A STATE: HOW AMERICANS (AND BRITONS) BUILT THE CONSTITUTIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF A DEVELOPING NATION.
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ACCIDENTS AND AGGREGATES.
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THE GERRYMANDER AND THE CONSTITUTION: TWO AVENUES OF ANALYSIS AND THE QUEST FOR A DURABLE PRECEDENT.
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INTENT IS ENOUGH: INVIDIOUS PARTISANSHIP IN REDISTRICTING.
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EMBRACING THE CHINESE EXCLUSION CASE: AN INTERNATIONAL LAW APPROACH TO RACIAL EXCLUSIONS.
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BORROWING IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH: ANOTHER LOOK AT PROBATE LENDING.
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REDISTRICTING TRANSPARENCY.
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MOTION TO DISMISS FOR FAILURE TO SUCCEED ON THE MERITS: THE EEOC AND RULE 12(b)(6).
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PROPHYLACTIC REDISTRJCTING? CONGRESS' SECTION 5 POWER AND THE NEW EQUAL PROTECTION RIGHT TO VOTE.
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RACE OR PARTY, RACE AS PARTY, OR PARTY ALL THE TIME: THREE UNEASY APPROACHES TO CONJOINED POLARIZATION IN REDISTRICTING AND VOTING CASES.
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RACE AND REPRESENTATION REVISITED: THE NEW RACIAL GERRYMANDERING CASES AND SECTION 2 OF THE VRA.
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CAN JUDGES BE UNCIVILLY OBEDIENT?
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CAMPBELL-EWALD CO. V. GOMEZ: DIMINISHING THE DERIVATIVE SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY DOCTRINE AND THE SOCIAL COSTS OF INCREASING LIABILITY TO GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS.
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DEMOCRATIZING INTERPRETATION.
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WHOM SHOULD WE PUNISH, AND HOW? RATIONAL INCENTIVES AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM.
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THE LONG ARM OF MULTIDISTRICT LITIGATION.
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A REASONABLE BIAS APPROACH TO GERRYMANDERING: USING AUTOMATED PLAN GENERATION TO EVALUATE REDISTRICTING PROPOSALS.
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CONSTITUTIONAL INJURY AND TANGIBILITY.
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THE FATAL FAILURE OF THE REGULATORY STATE.
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A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS: JOHN PAUL STEVENS, ELECTION LAW, AND A THEORY OF IMPARTIAL GOVERNANCE.
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ANTICOMPETITIVE MANIPULATION OF REMS: A NEW EXCEPTION TO ANTITRUST REFUSAL-TO-DEAL DOCTRINE.
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ELECTION LAW "FEDERALISM" AND THE LIMITS OF THE ANTIDISCRIMINATION FRAMEWORK.
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GOLDILOCKS AND THE RULE 803 HEARSAY EXCEPTIONS.
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FOLLOWING OREGON'S TRAIL: IMPLEMENTING AUTOMATIC VOTER REGISTRATION TO PROVIDE FOR IMPROVED JURY REPRESENTATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
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PREGNANCY AS A NORMAL CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT: COMPARATIVE AND ROLE-BASED ACCOUNTS OF DISCRIMINATION.
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SALARY HISTORY SHOULD BE HER STORY: UPHOLDING REGULATIONS OF SALARY HISTORY THROUGH A COMMERCIAL SPEECH ANALYSIS.
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WHY A PRESIDENT CANNOT AUTHORIZE THE MILITARY TO VIOLATE (MOST OF) THE LAW OF WAR.
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SECTION 2 AFTER SECTION 5: VOTING RIGHTS AND THE RACE TO THE BOTTOM.
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REAPPORTIONMENT, NONAPPORTIONMENT, AND RECOVERING SOME LOST HISTORY OF ONE PERSON, ONE VOTE.
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GERRYMANDERING AND ASSOCIATION.
