Yale Law Journal

Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 1726

1 de Mayo de 2010

Contract, race, and freedom of labor in the constitutional law of 'involuntary servitude'.

Bankruptcy as constitutional property: using statutory entitlement theory to abrogate state sovereign immunity.

A free pass for foreign firms? An assessment of SEC and private enforcement against foreign issuers.

Peace through complementarity: solving the ex post problem in International Criminal Court prosecutions.

Tax cases make bad work product law: the discoverability of litigation risk assessments after United States v. Textron.

Addressing the green patent global deadlock through Bayh-Dole reform.

The reverse-Batson: wrestling with the habeas remedy.

1 de Junio de 2010

The states as laboratories of statutory interpretation: methodological consensus and the new modified textualism.

Rethinking criminal law and family status.

The Unbounded Home: Property Values Beyond Property Lines.

A Modern Legal Ethics: Adversary Advocacy in a Democratic Age.

The Voting Rights Act's secret weapon: pocket trigger litigation and dynamic preclearance.

Disenfranchising shareholders: the future of Blasius after Mercier v. Inter-Tel.

Accountability, deference, and the Skidmore doctrine.

Huppert v. City of Pittsburg: the contested status of police officers' subpoenaed testimony after Garcetti v. Ceballos.

1 de Noviembre de 2010

Withdrawing from international custom.

Legislative rules, nonlegislative rules, and the perils of the short cut.

Against insurance rescission.

Neuroscience and institutional choice in federal sentencing law.

Privacy, personhood, and the courts: FOIA exemption 7(C) in context.

Implementing the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements in the United States: an opportunity to clarify recognition and enforcement practice.

1 de Diciembre de 2010

The one and only substantive due process clause.

Judge Stephen Reinhardt: United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

A progressive visionary: Stephen Reinhardt and the First Amendment.

Judge stories.

The judicial 'odd couple'.

Reading Reinhardt: the work of constructing legal virtue (exempla iustitiae).

Reinhardt at work.

Legality.

Citizens informed: broader disclosure and disclaimer for corporate electoral advocacy in the wake of Citizens United.

Indefinite detention of immigrant information: federal and state overreaching in the interpretation of 8 C.F.R.

Refreshing the page on online collateral auctions.

1 de Enero de 2011

Remedies on and off contract.

Discrimination by comparison.

Confronting the seduction of choice: law, education, and American pluralism.

The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, 19th ed.

Defining family in immigration law: accounting for nontraditional families in citizenship by descent.

Securities regulation in the shadow of the antitrust laws: the case for a broad implied immunity doctrine.

Trade secret law and the changing role of judge and jury.

Rethinking the facial takings claim.

1 de Mayo de 2011

The inducement standard of patentability.

Taxation and liquidity.

Judicious influence: non-self-executing treaties and the Charming Betsy canon.

An organic law theory of the Fourteenth Amendment: the Northwest Ordinance as the source of rights, privileges, and immunities.

Should tax rates decline with age?

1 de Junio de 2011

Intersystemic statutory interpretation: methodology as 'law' and the Erie doctrine.

Making our democracy work.

Before (and after) Roe v. Wade: new questions about backlash.

Picking winners: Olympic citizenship and the global race for talent.

Publius and the petition: Doe v. Reed and the history of anonymous speech.