Volume 109

Issue 1

• Commerce - Jack M. Balkin
• New Pleading, New Discovery - Scott Dodson
• Wasting the Corporate Waste Doctrine: How the Doctrine Can Provide a Viable Solution in Controlling Excessive Executive Compensation - Steven Clayton Caywood

Issue 2

• Don't Answer the Door: Montejo v. Louisiana Relaxes Police Restrictions for Questioning Non-Custodial Defendants - Emily Bretz
• The Right Issue, the Wrong Branch: Arguments against Adjudicating Climate Change Nuisance Claims - Matthew Edwin Miller
• The Illusory Right to Abandon - Eduardo M. Penalver
• Owning Mark(et)s - Mark A. Lemley

Issue 3

• Pleading with Congress to Resist the Urge to Overrule Twombly and Iqbal - Michael R. Huston
• Engineering the Endgame - Ellen D. Katz
• Relative Doubt: Familial Searches of DNA Databases - Erin Murphy
• When a Company Confesses - Christopher Jackson

Issue 4

• Citizens United and the Illusion of Coherence - Richard L. Hasen
• Federalism and Criminal Law: What the Feds Can Learn from the States - Rachel E. Barkow
• Respondent Superior as an Affirmative Defense: How Employers Immunize Themselves from Direct Negligence Claims - J. J. Burns
• Revitalizing Motive and Opportunity Pleading after Tellabs - Marvin Lowenthal
• Limited War and the Constitution: Iraq and the Crisis of Presidential Legality - Bruce Ackerman

Issue 5

• Super Deference, the Science Obsession, and Judicial Review as Translation of Agency Science - Emily Hammond Meazell
• The Case for Rebalancing Antitrust and Regulation - Howard A. Shelanski
• Falling through the Crack: How Courts Have Struggled to Apply the Crack Amendment to Nominal Career and Plea Bargain Defendants - Maxwell Arlie Halpern Kosman
• Coercion's Common Threads: Addressing Vagueness in the Federal Criminal Prohibitions on Torture by Looking to State Domestic Violence Laws - Sarah H. St. Vincent

Issue 6

• Are Class Actions Unconstitutional? - Alexandra D. Lahav
• Innovative Copyright - Greg Lastowka
• What We Make Matter - Sherman J. Clark
• Liberal Legal Norms Meet Collective Criminality - John D. Ciorciari
• Disgust and the Problematic Politics of Similarity - Courtney Megan Cahill
• The Citizenship Shibboleth: Is the American Dream Everyone Else's Nightmare? - Emily Marr
• Framing the Fourth - Tracey Maclin
• Explaining the Importance of Public Choice for Law - D. Daniel Sokol
• Home is Where the Crime Is - I. Bennett Capers
• But How Will the People Know? Public Opinion as a Meager Influence in Shaping Contemporary Supreme Court Decision Making - Tom Goldstein
• The Real Formalists, the Real Realists, and What They Tell Us about Judicial Decision and Legal Education - Edward Rubin
• Assessing the State of the State Constitutionalism - Jim Rossi
• The Uncorporation and the Unraveling of 'Nexus of Contracts' Theory - Grant M. Hayden
• Whither the Disability Rights Movement? - Robert W. Pratt
• Courthouses vs. Statehouses? - William S. Koski
• Purple Haze - Clare Huntington
• Planning for Legality - Jeremy Waldron
• Profiting from Not for Profit: Toward Adequate Humanities Instruction in American K-12 Schools - Eli Savit
• Prosecuting the Informant Culture - Andrew E. Taslitz

Issue 7

• Horizontal Erie and the Presumption of Forum Law - Michael Steven Green
• Section 2259 Restitution Claims and Child Pornography Possession - Dina McLeod
• Stipulating the Law - Gary Lawson
• The Real World Roadless Rules Challenges - Kyle J. Aarons

Issue 8

• Ely at the Altar: Political Process Theory through the Lens of the Marriage Debate - Jane S. Schacter
• Williams v. Lee and the Debate over Indian Equality - Bethany R. Berger
• A New Approach to Section 363(F)3 - Evan F. Rosen
• Infusing Due Process and the Principle of Legality into Contempt Proceedings before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia ad the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda - Gwendolyn Stamper

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