Vol. 96 Print Issues
96:1
Essay: Substantive Equality: A Perspective, by Catharine A. MacKinnon here
Tort Law and the American Economy, by Frank B. Cross here
Rights for Sale, by Tsilly Dagan and Talia Fisher here
Beyond Crime and Commitment: Justifying Liberty Deprivations of the Dangerous and Responsible, by Kimberly Kessler Ferzan here
Public Choice and International Law Compliance: The Executive Branch Is a “They,” Not an “It”, by Neomi Rao here
Note: Combating Joint Ventures in Suppression: Taking Inventory of the Legal Arsenal, by Daniel J. Iden here
Note: Who Are They to Judge?: The Constitutionality of Delegations by Courts to Probation Officers, by Mark Thomson here
Note: The Sartorial Dilemma of Knockoffs: Protecting Moral Rights without Disturbing the Fashion Dynamic, by Margaret E. Wade here
96:2
Successor Liability, by John H. Matheson here
Regulating Reproduction: The Problem with Best Interests, by I. Glenn Cohen here
Judicial Review of Judicial Lawmaking, by Amnon Lehavi here
Conundrum, by Derek E. Bambauer here
Note: Tortured Language: “Individuals,” Corporate Liability, and the Torture Victim Protection Act, by Brad Emmons here
Note: Federalism in Bankruptcy: Relocating the Doctrine of Substantive Consolidation, by R. Benjamin Hanna here
Note: In Deep Water: A Common Law Solution to the Bulk Water Export Problem, by Elise L. Larson here
96:3
Veblen Brands, by Jeremy N. Sheff here
Conviction Without Conviction, by Talia Fisher here
The Interagency Marketplace, by Jason Marisam here
Waiving Innocence, by Samuel R. Wiseman here
A Shareholders’ Put Option: Counteracting the Acquirer Overpayment Problem, by Afra Afsharipour here
Note: Armchair Jury Consultants: The Legal Implications and Benefits of Online Research of Prospective Jurors in the Facebook Era, by Adam J. Hoskins here
Note: Making Pesticides Public: A Disclosure-Based Approach to Regulating Pesticide Use, by Brian Jacobson here
Note: Class Certification as a Prerequisite for CAFA Jurisdiction, by Kevin Lampone here
96:4
Beyond Best Interests, by I. Glenn Cohen here
That’s Not Discrimination: American Beliefs and the Limits of Anti-Discrimination Law, by Katie R. Eyer here
When Copyright Law and Science Collide: Empowering Digitally Integrated Research Methods on a Global Scale, by Jerome H. Reichman and Ruth L. Okediji here
Lawyers, Not Widgets: Why Private-Sector Attorneys Must Unionize to Save the Legal Profession, by Melissa Mortazavi here
Note: What Have I Opted Myself Into? Resolving the Uncertain Status of Opt-In Plaintiffs Prior to Conditional Certification in Fair Labor Standards Act Litigation, by Carl Engstrom here
Note: Daubert Rises: The (Re)applicability of the Daubert Factors to the Scope of Forensics Testimony, by Geoffrey M. Pipoly here
Note: Dissent Without Disloyalty: Expanding the Free Speech Rights of Military Members Under the “General Articles” of the UCMJ, by Jason Steck here
96:5
Super PACs, by Richard Briffault here
Matching Political Contributions, by Spencer Overton here
Lessons Learned: Political Advertising and Political Law, by Kenneth Goldstein, David A. Schweidel, and Mike Wittenwyler here
Donor Disclosure: Undermining the First Amendment, by Cleta Mitchell here
Note: Ugly on the Inside: An Argument for a Narrow Interpretation of Employer Defenses to Appearance Discrimination, by Mila Gumin here
Note: What “Being a Watchdog” Really Means: Removing the Attorney General from the Supervision of Charitable Trusts, by Kelly McNabb here
Note: Plausible Defenses: Historical, Plain Meaning, and Public Policy Arguments for Applying Iqbal and Twombly to Affirmative Defenses, by Matthew J.M. Pelikan here
96:6
An Immigration Crisis in a Nation of Immigrants: Why Amending the Fourteenth Amendment Won’t Solve Our Problems, by Alberto R. Gonzales here
Which Law Governs During Armed Conflict? The Relationship Between International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law, by Oona A. Hathaway, Rebecca Crootof, Philip Levitz, Haley Nix, William Perdue, Chelsea Purvis, and Julia Spiegel here
In Defense of Judicial Empathy, by Thomas B. Colby here
New Evidence on Appeal, by Jeffrey C. Dobbins here
Copyright Exhaustion and the Personal Use Dilemma, by Aaron Perzanowski and Jason Schultz here
Too Much for Too Little: The Restatement’s Measure of Damages Where the Trustee Sells a Trust Asset for an Insufficient Price, by Richard Thomson here
Note: Juveniles Locked in Limbo: Why Pretrial Detention Implicates a Fundamental Right, by Shana Conklin here
Note: Loaded Questions: A Suggested Constitutional Framework for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, by Reid Golden here