No. 15-2, March 2013

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Index

A modest defense of mind reading.
A modest defense of mind reading. (constitutionality of using mind-reading devices under Fifth Amendment) (Introduction through II. Reassessing the Doctrine: A Communication-Based View of "Testimony" D. Why the Communication-Based View of "Testimony" is More Plausible 3. Shoring Up the Communication-Based View, p. 214-245)
Innovation and litigation: tensions between universities and patents and how to fix them.
Innovation and litigation: tensions between universities and patents and how to fix them. (II. A Study of Universities That Litigate Patents through IV. Changing Law: Let Universities Innovate While Licenses Litigate B. Proposal for Amending the Patent Act, p. 340-371)
Innovation and litigation: tensions between universities and patents and how to fix them. (IV. Changing Law: Let Universities Innovate While Licenses Litigate C. Benefits to the Proposed Statutory Amendment through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 371-404)
Something rotten in the state of legal citation: the life span of a United States Supreme Court citation containing an Internet link (1996-2010).
The role of switching costs in antitrust analysis: a comparison of Microsoft and Google.