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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

April 01, 2013

  • The riddle of rape-by-deception and the myth of sexual autonomy.

  • Spite and extortion: a jurisdictional principle of abuse of property right.

  • Next-generation civil rights lawyers: race and representation in the age of identity performance.

  • Next-generation civil rights lawyers: race and representation in the age of identity performance.

  • Lawmaking in the shadow of the bargain: contract procedure as a second-best alternative to mandatory arbitration.

  • Debtor's dilemma: the economic case for ride-through in the Bankruptcy Code.

  • Kidney allocation and the limits of the Age Discrimination Act.

  • Amici curiae in civil law jurisdictions.

    • May 01, 2013

  • City unplanning.

  • City unplanning.

  • Rethinking the federal eminent domain power.

  • Rethinking the federal eminent domain power.

  • Behavioral economics and paternalism.

  • Behavioral economics and paternalism.

  • The continuum of excludability and the limits of patents.

  • The continuum of excludability and the limits of patents.

  • Should the ministerial exception apply to functions, not persons?

  • How do you measure a constitutional moment? Using algorithmic topic modeling to evaluate Bruce Ackerman's theory of constitutional change.

  • How do you measure a constitutional moment? Using algorithmic topic modeling to evaluate Bruce Ackerman's theory of constitutional change.

  • Interpretation step zero: a limit on methodology as 'law'.

  • The JOBS Act and middle-income investors: why it doesn't go far enough.

  • Prison Law Writing Contest.

  • The Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) and the importance of litigation in its enforcement: holding guards who rape accountable.

  • The meaning of imprisonment.

  • Solano justice.

    • June 01, 2013

  • Why civil Gideon won't fix family law.

  • Gideon exceptionalism?

  • Fifty years of defiance and resistance after Gideon v. Wainwright.

  • Poor people lose: Gideon and the critique of rights.

  • Celebrating the 'null' finding: evidence-based strategies for improving access to legal services.

  • Race and the disappointing right to counsel.

  • Participation, equality, and the civil right to counsel: lessons from domestic and international law.

  • Gideon's migration.

  • Searching for solutions to the indigent defense crisis in the broader criminal justice reform agenda.

  • Gideon's amici: why do prosecutors so rarely defend the rights of the accused?

  • Valuing Gideon's gold: how much justice can we afford?

  • Investigating Gideon's legacy in the U.S. Courts of Appeals.

  • An immigration Gideon for lawful permanent residents.

  • Gideon at Guantanamo.

  • Enforcing effective assistance after Martinez.

  • Gideon's law-protective function.

  • Gideon's shadow.

  • Gideon at Guantanamo: democratic and despotic detention.

  • Fear of adversariness: using Gideon to restrict defendants' invocation of adversary procedures.

  • Effective trial counsel after Martinez v. Ryan: focusing on the adequacy of state procedures.

  • Implicit racial bias in public defender triage.

  • Effective plea bargaining counsel.

  • Lessons from Gideon.

    • October 01, 2013

  • Mandatory sentencing and racial disparity: assessing the role of prosecutors and the effects of Booker.

  • Mandatory sentencing and racial disparity: assessing the role of prosecutors and the effects of Booker.