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  Frost for Lawyers: ‘The Best Thing That We’re Put Here For’s to See’

  • Sherman J. Clark
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  The Banality of Wrongful Executions

  • Brandon L. Garrett
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Is Religious Freedom Irrational?

  • Michael Stokes Paulsen
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Letting Go of Old Ideas

  • William D. Henderson
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Institutional Autonomy and Constitutional Structure

  • Randy J. Kozel
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 6
• Notes & Comments

  Responding to Independent Juror Research in the Internet Age: Positive Rules, Negative Rules, and Outside Mechanisms

  • Robbie Manhas
  • Published: March, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 5
• Articles & Essays

  House Swaps: A Strategic Bankruptcy Solution to the Foreclosure Crisis

  • Lynn M. LoPucki
  • Published: March, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 5
• Notes & Comments

  Houston, We Have a (Liability) Problem

  • Justin Silver
  • Published: March, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 5
• Articles & Essays

  Comparative Effectiveness Research as Choice Architecture: The Behavioral Law and Economics Solution to the Health Care Cost Crisis

  • Russell Korobkin
  • Published: February, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Toward a Child-Centered Approach to Evaluating Claims of Alienation in High-Conflict Custody Disputes

  • Allison M. Nichols
  • Published: February, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Judicial Independence and Social Welfare

  • Michael D. Gilbert
  • Published: February, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Plausible Absurdities and Practical Formalities: The Recess Appointments Clause in Theory and Practice

  • David Frisof
  • Published: February, 2014
  • Volume 112, Issue 4