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• Colloquia & Symposia

  Contract as Statute

  • Stephen J. Choi
  • Published: March, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Online Boilerplate: Would Mandatory Website Disclosure of E-Standard Terms Backfire?

  • Robert A. Hillman
  • Published: March, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Boilerplate Puzzle

  • Douglas G. Baird
  • Published: March, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Return of Bargain: An Economic Theory of How Standard-Form Contracts Enable Cooperative Negotiation between Businesses and Consumers

  • Jason Scott Johnston
  • Published: March, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5
• Colloquia & Symposia

  “Contracting” for Credit

  • Ronald J. Mann
  • Published: March, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5
• Articles & Essays

  American Indians, Crime, and the Law

  • Kevin K. Washburn
  • Published: February, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Should Coercive Interrogation Be Legal?

  • Eric A. Posner
  • Published: February, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Choice, Consent, and Cycling: The Hidden Limitations of Consent

  • Leo Katz
  • Published: February, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Declining to State a Name in Consideration of the Fifth Amendment’s Self-Incrimination Clause and Law Enforcement Databases after Hiibel

  • Joseph R. Ashby
  • Published: February, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Boilerplate Today: The Rise of Modularity and the Waning of Consent

  • Margaret Jane Radin
  • Published: January, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5
• Notes & Comments

  The Law and Sociology of Boilerplate

  • Todd D. Rakoff
  • Published: January, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Strategy of Boilerplate

  • Robert B. Ahdieh
  • Published: January, 2006
  • Volume 104, Issue 5