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from October 1991
Last Number: February 2024

Yale University, School of Law
ISSN 0044-0094


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 1726

May 01, 2005

  • The World Bank and the internalization of indigenous rights norms.

  • Can attorneys and clients conspire?

  • Freeing newsgathering from the reporter's privilege.

    • June 01, 2005

  • The city and the poet.

  • Democratic disobedience.

  • Limiting coercive speech in class actions.

  • Divorcing marriage from procreation.

  • Why affirmative action does not cause black students to fail the bar.

  • Mismeasuring the mismatch: a response to Ho.

  • Affirmative action's affirmative actions: a reply to Sander.

    • October 01, 2005

  • Editorial.

  • Fixing freezeouts.

  • Of property and federalism.

  • A Walk Along Willard: a revised look at land use coordination in pre-zoning New Haven.

  • The creation of homeownership: how new deal changes in banking regulation simultaneously made homeownership accessible to whites and out of reach for blacks.

  • Grand Theft Oreo: the constitutionality of advergame regulation.

  • Tort law and in vitro fertilization: the need for legal recognition of 'procreative injury'.

  • The unfinished business of bankruptcy reform: a proposal to improve the treatment of support creditors.

    • November 01, 2005

  • Rethinking civil rights lawyering and politics in the era before Brown.

  • Jurisdictional competition for trust funds: an empirical analysis of perpetuities and taxes.

  • Bailing out Congress: an assessment and defense of the Air Transportation Safety and System Stabilization Act of 2001.

  • The secret ambition of racial profiling.

    • January 01, 2006

  • Boris I. Bittker.

  • Boris I. Bittker.

  • Remembering Boris.

  • Let us count the ways: a tribute to Boris Bittker.

  • Immoral purposes: marriage and the genus of illicit sex.

  • Anticipating litigation in contract design.

  • Civil rights, antitrust, and early decision programs.

    • March 01, 2006

  • Managing transitional moments in criminal cases.

  • Evolution and chaos in property rights systems: the Third World tragedy of contested access.

  • Viewing CSI and the threshold of guilt: managing truth and justice in reality and fiction.

  • Securing informationships: recognizing a right to privity in Fourth Amendment jurisprudence.

  • The Court of Vice Admiralty at Sierra Leone and the abolition of the West African slave trade.

  • The responsibility to protect: the U.N. World Summit and the question of unilateralism.

  • A quantitative look at the two-suspect scenario.

  • Kilburn v. Libya: cause for alarm?

    • April 01, 2006

  • Income tax discrimination and the political and economic integration of Europe.

  • Recovering American administrative law: federalist foundations, 1787-1801.

  • The core of the case against judicial review.

  • Grutter at work: a Title VII critique of constitutional affirmative action.

  • A fair trial remedy for Brady violations.

  • Student derivative lawsuits.

  • The new electronic discovery rules: a place for employee privacy?

    • May 01, 2006

  • Good governance at the supranational scale: globalizing administrative law.

  • Law's migration: American exceptionalism, silent dialogues, and federalism's multiple ports of entry.

  • Active Liberty: Interpreting Our Democratic Constitution.

  • A Matter of Interpretation: Federal Courts and the Law.

  • Justice Breyer's democratic pragmatism.

  • Rehabilitating rehab through state building codes.