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from November 1998
Last Number: June 2023

Stanford Law School
ISSN 0038-9765


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 1000

February 01, 2014

  • Taxing social enterprise.

  • Taxing social enterprise.

  • Good will hunting: how the Supreme Court's Hunter doctrine can still shield minorities from political-process discrimination.

    • April 01, 2014

  • Statutory interpretation from the inside - an empirical study of congressional drafting, delegation, and the canons.

  • Statutory interpretation from the inside - an empirical study of congressional drafting, delegation, and the canons.

  • Evidence-based sentencing and the scientific rationalization of discrimination.

  • Evidence-based sentencing and the scientific rationalization of discrimination.

  • The modernization of American public law: health care reform and popular constitutionalism.

  • The modernization of American public law: health care reform and popular constitutionalism.

  • Searching for Diamond in the two-and-twenty rough: the taxation of carried interests.

    • May 01, 2014

  • Probable cause, constitutional reasonableness, and the unrecognized point of a 'pointless indignity'.

  • Probable cause, constitutional reasonableness, and the unrecognized point of a "pointless indignity".

  • Boards-R-Us: reconceptualizing corporate boards.

  • Boards-R-Us: reconceptualizing corporate boards.

  • Does familiarity breed contempt among judges deciding patent cases?

  • A new approach to the Teague doctrine.

    • June 01, 2014

  • The Civil Rights Act at fifty: past, present, future.

  • The unrelenting libertarian challenge to public accommodations law.

  • Public accommodations under the Civil Rights Act of 1964: why freedom of association counts as a human right.

  • Public accommodations under the Civil Rights Act of 1964: why freedom of association counts as a human right.

  • Lawyering that has no name: Title VI and the meaning of private enforcement.

  • Legal protections for the "personal best" of each employee: Title VII's prohibition on sex discrimination, the legacy of Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins, and the prospect of ENDA.

  • Bias in the air: rethinking employment discrimination law.

  • Articulating a "rational connection" requirement in Article III standing.

  • Communicating with vegetative state patients: the role of neuroimaging in American disability law.

    • January 01, 2015

  • Network neutrality and quality of service: what a nondiscrimination rule should look like.

  • Network neutrality and quality of service: what a nondiscrimination rule should look like.

  • Network neutrality and quality of service: what a nondiscrimination rule should look like.

  • Network neutrality and quality of service: what a nondiscrimination rule should look like.

  • Postmarital family law: a legal structure for nonmarital families.

  • Postmarital family law: a legal structure for nonmarital families.

  • National security leaks and constitutional duty.

    • February 01, 2015

  • The Fourth Amendment and the global Internet.

  • Public compensation for private harm: evidence from the SEC's fair fund distributions.

  • Public compensation for private harm: evidence from the SEC's fair fund distributions.

  • The interbellum Constitution: federalism in the long founding moment.

  • Criminalization in context: involuntariness, obscenity, and the First Amendment.

    • March 01, 2015

  • God, civic virtue, and the American way: reconstructing Engel.

  • God, civic virtue, and the American way: reconstructing Engel.

  • Sense and 'sensitivity': epistemic and instrumental approaches to statistical evidence.

  • Sense and "sensitivity": epistemic and instrumental approaches to statistical evidence.

  • Does the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office grant too many bad patents? Evidence from a quasi-experiment.

  • Does the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office grant too many bad patents? Evidence from a quasi-experiment.

  • Privacy in the cloud: the mosaic theory and the Stored Communications Act.

  • Debriefing Descamps: a comment on burglary and the Armed Career Criminal Act.

    • April 01, 2015

  • Brady's blind spot: impeachment evidence in police personnel files and the battle splitting the prosecution team.

  • Brady's blind spot: impeachment evidence in police personnel files and the battle splitting the prosecution team.

  • Arrests as regulation.

  • Arrests as regulation.

  • Undocumented no more: the power of state citizenship.