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from May 2008
Last Number: August 2023

Washington University, School of Law
ISSN 2166-8000


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 659

July 01, 2012

  • Constitutionalized negligence.

  • 'A horrible fascination': segregation, obscenity & the cultural contingency of rights.

    • September 01, 2012

  • Court-mandated story time: the victim narrative in U.S. asylum law.

  • Defining patent scope by the novelty of the idea.

  • Defining patent scope by the novelty of the idea.

  • Rebellious state crimmigration enforcement and the foreign affairs power.

  • Linking the questions: judicial supremacy as a matter of constitutional interpretation.

  • Linking the questions: judicial supremacy as a matter of constitutional interpretation.

  • Liberty's Refuge: The Forgotten Freedom of Assembly.

  • Liberty's Refuge: The Forgotten Freedom of Assembly.

  • Liberty's Refuge: The Forgotten Freedom of Assembly.

  • Liberty's Refuge: The Forgotten Freedom of Assembly.

  • Factions for the rest of us.

  • The unwarranted weight of a 'paper barrier': a proposal to ax the apex doctrine.

    • December 01, 2012

  • Proxy signals: capturing private information for public benefit.

  • Proxy signals: capturing private information for public benefit.

  • The irrelevance of politics for arbitrary and capricious review.

  • The irrelevance of politics for arbitrary and capricious review.

  • Antibiotic maximalism: legislative assaults on the evidence-based treatment of Lyme disease.

  • The speaker the court forgot: re-evaluating NLRA section 8(b) (4) (B)'s secondary boycott restrictions in light of Citizens United and Sorrell.

  • To swear or not to swear: using foul language during a Supreme Court oral argument.

  • License to deal: mandatory approval of complex financial products.

  • License to deal: mandatory approval of complex financial products.

    • February 01, 2013

  • Bureaucratic oppression: its causes and cures.

  • Bureaucratic oppression: its causes and cures.

  • The lawmaking family.

  • The lawmaking family.

  • Airspace and the takings clause.

  • Airspace and the takings clause.

  • Avoiding an 'unavoidably imperfect situation': searching for strategies to divert mentally ill people out of immigration removal proceedings.

  • The trouble with transfers: an analysis of the referral of Uwinkindi to the Republic of Rwanda for trial.

  • Purpose and intent: seeking a more consistent approach to stream of commerce personal jurisdiction.

  • Considering lesbian, gay, transgender, and bisexual nominees for the federal courts.

    • April 01, 2013

  • The 9/11 litigation database: a recipe for judicial management.

  • Disaggregating.

  • The decline of class actions.

  • The decline of class actions.

  • The decline of class actions.

  • Bankruptcy and the future of aggregate litigation: the past as prologue?

  • Bankruptcy and the future of aggregate litigation: the past as prologue?

  • The trouble with Basic: price distortion after Halliburton.

  • Lies without liars? Janus Capital and conservative securities jurisprudence.

  • Merger class actions in Delaware and the symptoms of multi-jurisdictional litigation.

  • The role of the judge in non-class settlements.

  • Managerial judging and substantive law.

    • June 01, 2013

  • Shame in the Security Council.

  • Tossing the red flag: official (judicial) review and shareholder-fan activism in the context of publicly traded sports teams.

  • A trying balance: determining the trier of fact in hybrid admiralty-civil cases.

  • The mugshot industry: freedom of speech, rights of publicity, and the controversy sparked by an unusual new type of business.

    • July 01, 2013

  • Blackness as delinquency.