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desde Mayo 2008
Último Número: Agosto 2023

Washington University, School of Law
ISSN 2166-8000


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 659

1 de Junio de 2016

  • Can sharing be taxed?

  • Can sharing be taxed?

  • Constitutional mixologists: muddling the analysis of protectionist alcoholic beverage laws after Granholm v. Heald.

  • The FCC's abandonment of sponsorship identification regulation & anonymous special interest group political advertising.

  • Bill Cosby, the lustful disposition exception, and the doctrine of chances.

    • 1 de Julio de 2016

  • Pay it forward? Law and the problem of restricted-spending philanthropy.

  • Pay it forward? Law and the problem of restricted-spending philanthropy.

  • Uncertain futures in evolving financial markets.

  • Effectiveness of federal regulation of mobile medical applications.

    • 1 de Septiembre de 2016

  • Unraveling unlawful command influence.

  • Unraveling unlawful command influence.

  • A quantitative analysis of writing style on the U.S. Supreme Court.

  • A quantitative analysis of writing style on the U.S. Supreme Court.

  • What administrative law can teach the trademark system.

  • What administrative law can teach the trademark system.

  • Why Obergefell should not impact American Indian tribal marriage laws.

  • Whistle with a purpose: extending coverage under SOX to employees discharging their duties.

    • 1 de Diciembre de 2016

  • Judging foreign states.

  • Antitrust in zero-price markets: applications.

  • Antitrust in zero-price markets: applications.

  • The contours of constitutional approval.

  • The contours of constitutional approval.

  • The religious difference: equal protection and the accommodation of (non)-religion.

  • The United States Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act: the creation of private space property rights and the omission of the right to freedom from harmful interference.

    • 1 de Febrero de 2017

  • Activist hedge funds and the corporation.

  • Testing tarnishment in trademark and copyright law: the effect of pornographic versions of protected marks and works.

  • Averting educational crisis: funding cuts, teacher shortages, and the dwindling commitment to public education.

  • Constitutional concerns in section 8 housing: transfer voucher terminations and the impact on participant families.

  • Crossed wires: outdated perceptions of electronic communications in the NLRB'S Purple Communications decision.

    • 1 de Abril de 2017

  • Judging aggregate settlement.

  • Bitproperty and commercial credit.

  • Dying for leave: how societal views on end-of-life care pushed Ballard to expand the meaning of care under the Family and Medical Leave Act.

  • Determining ownership and control of IPv4 addresses.

  • Who owns human capital?

    • 1 de Julio de 2016

  • Uncertain futures in evolving financial markets.

  • Alienage classifications and the denial of health care to DREAMers.

  • Alienage classifications and the denial of health care to DREAMers.

  • Boumediene vs. Verdugo-Urquidez: the battle for control over extraterritoriality at the southwestern border.

    • 1 de Octubre de 2017

  • WHO SHOULD OWN POLICE BODY CAMERA VIDEOS?

  • ADVISORY NONPREEMPTION.

  • INNOVATION SNOWBALLING AND CLIMATE LAW.

  • FISSURES IN THE VALLEY: SEARCHING FOR A REMEDY FOR U.S. TECH WORKERS INDIRECTLY DISPLACED BY H-1B VISA OUTSOURCING FIRMS.

  • How Lambis and CSLI Litigation Mandate Warrants for Cell-Site Simulator Usage in New York.

    • 1 de Mayo de 2017

  • PROSECUTORIAL ANALYTICS.

  • FUTURE-PROOFING ENERGY TRANSPORT LAW.

  • PRISONERS AND PLEADING.

  • PATENT-INELIGIBILITY AS COUNTERACTION.

  • DIGITIZING TRIBAL LAW: HOW CODIFICATION PROJECTS SUCH AS TRIBAL LAW ONLINE COULD GIVE NEW RISE TO AMERICAN INDIAN SOVEREIGNTY.

  • CLOSING THE FINANCIAL PRIVACY LOOPHOLE: DEFINING 'ACCESS' IN THE RIGHT TO FINANCIAL PRIVACY ACT.

  • CONFIRMING SUPREME COURT JUSTICES IN A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEAR.