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• Notes & Comments

  The Commodification of Cryptocurrency

  • Neil Tiwari
  • Published: December, 2018
  • Volume 117, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  The “Broadest Reasonable Interpretation” and Applying Issue Preclusion to Administrative Patent Claim Construction

  • Jonathan I. Tietz
  • Published: November, 2018
  • Volume 117, Issue 2
• Notes & Comments

  Remembering Financial Crises: The Risk Implications of the Rise of Institutional Investors in Project Finance

  • David J. Park
  • Published: November, 2018
  • Volume 117, Issue 2
• Notes & Comments

  Renovations Needed: The FDA’s Floor/Ceiling Framework, Preemption, and the Opioid Epidemic

  • Michael R. Abrams*
  • Published: October, 2018
  • Volume 117, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  Cabining Judicial Discretion Over Forensic Evidence with a New Special Relevance Rule

  • Emma F.E. Shoucair
  • Published: October, 2018
  • Volume 117, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  “It’s Not You, It’s Your Caseload”: Using Cronic to Solve Indigent Defense Underfunding

  • Samantha Jaffe
  • Published: June, 2018
  • Volume 116, Issue 8
• Notes & Comments

  The Rhetorical Canons of Construction: New Textualism’s Rhetoric Problem

  • Charlie D. Stewart
  • Published: June, 2018
  • Volume 116, Issue 8
• Notes & Comments

  Informing Consent: Medical Malpractice and the Criminalization of Pregnancy

  • Laura Beth Cohen
  • Published: May, 2018
  • Volume 116, Issue 7
• Notes & Comments

  University Regulation of Student Speech: In Search of a Unified Mode of Analysis

  • Patrick Miller
  • Published: May, 2018
  • Volume 116, Issue 7
• Notes & Comments

  Punishment but Not a Penalty? Punitive Damages Are Impermissible Under Foreign Substantive Law

  • Paul A. Hoversten
  • Published: March, 2018
  • Volume 116, Issue 5
• Notes & Comments

  Minimum Virtual Contacts: A Framework for Specific Jurisdiction in Cyberspace

  • Adam R. Kleven
  • Published: March, 2018
  • Volume 116, Issue 5
• Notes & Comments

  Education Fraud at the Margins: Using the Federal False Claims Act to Curb Enrollment Abuses in Online, For-Profit K–12 Schools

  • Erin R. Chapman
  • Published: February, 2018
  • Volume 116, Issue 4