Category: Issues

Volume 77, Number 2 (January 2004)

• Law’s Signal: A Cueing Theory of Law in Market Transition 
  Article by Robert B. Ahdieh

• Title VII’s Midlife Crisis: The Case of Constructive Discharge
  Article by Martha Chamallas

• Underground Appeal: A Sample of the Chronic Questions in Copyright Law Pertaining to the Transformative Use of Digital Music in a Civil Society 
  Note by Chris Johnstone

• The First Chink in the Armor? The Constitutionality of State Laws Burdening Judicial Candidates After Republican Party of Minnesota v. White 
  Note by Alexandrea Haskell Young

Volume 77, Number 1 (November 2003)

• A Market-Based Approach to Telecom Interconnection 
  Article by David Gilo

• Gatekeeper Liability 
  Article by Assaf Hamdani

• Was the Jury Ever Self-Informing? 
  Article by Daniel Klerman

• Consent by all the Governed: Reenfranchising Noncitizens as Partners in America’s Democracy 
  Note by Gabriela Evia

• Attacks on a Tax: An Alternative to the Earned Income Tax Credit to Remedy the Unfairness in the Payroll Tax System 
  Note by Dan Seltzer

Volume 76, Number 6 (September 2003)

• Copyright Law and Free Speech After Eldred v. Ashcroft 
  Article by Michael D. Birnhack

• Detentions, Military Commissions, Terrorism, and Domestic Case Precedent
  Article by Carl Tobias 

• Through the Looking Glass: Racial Jokes, Social Context, and the Reasonable Person in Hostile Work Environment Analysis 
  Note by Melissa K. Hughes 

• Cognitive Jurisprudence   
  Article by Adam J. Hirsch 

• The Cost of Older Workers: How the ADEA Has Been Interpreted to Allow Employers to Fire Older Employees Based on Cost Concerns 
  Article by Lee Franck

Volume 76, Number 5 (July 2003)

• None of Your Business (Interest): The Argument for Protecting All Employee Behavior with No Business Impact 
  Note by Jason Bosch

• The Takings Clause As a Comparative Right
  Article by John E. Fee

• Copyright Law As a Silencing Restriction on Noninfringing Materials: Unveiling the Scope of Copyright’s Diversity Externalities  
  Article by Guy Pessach

• Reading Zelman: The Triumph of Pluralism, and Its Effect on Liberty, Equality, and Choice  
  Article by Joseph P. Viteritti

• Race, Reasonableness, and the Rule of Law  
  Note by Aaron Goldstein

• Supplying the Tax Shelter Industry: Contingent Fee Compensation for Accountants Spurs Production  
  Note by Ben Wang

Volume 76, Number 4 (May 2003)

• The Common Law’s Case Against Non-precedential Opinions
  Article by Richard B. Cappalli

• Class and Status in American Law: Race, Interest, and the Anti-Transformation Cases 
  Article by Martha R. Mahoney

• Cookies and the Common Law: Are Internet Advertisers Trespassing on Our Computers?
  Article by Michael R. Siebecker

• Compulsory Voting in America 
  Note by Sean Matsler

• Talent Agents, Personal Managers, and Their Conflicts in the New Hollywood 
  Note by David Zelenski

Volume 76, Number 3 (March 2003)

• Judicially Straight? Boy Scouts v. Dale and the Missing Scalia Dissent  
  Article by Stephen Clark

• Cognitive Jurisprudence
  Article by Adam J. Hirsch

• The Thousand Mile Journey: Taoism and Western Legal Philosophy 
  Note by Eric Neigher

• Gerontology and the Law: A Selected Annotated Bibliography: 1999-2001 Update
  Bibliography by Diana C. Jaque, Jennifer S. Murray, & Jessica Wimer

Volume 76, Number 2 (January 2003)

• Making Markets: Network Effects and the Role of Law in the Creation of Strong Securities Markets
  Article by Robert B. Ahdieh

• A New Direction for LLC Research in a Contractarian Legal Environment
  Article by Sandra K. Miller

• Arbitration of “Public Injunctions”: Clash Between State Statutory Remedies and the Federal Arbitration Act
  Note by Thomas A. Manakides

• New York’s Controversial Ethics Code Changes: An Attempt to Fit Multidisciplinary Practice Within Existing Ethical Boundaries
  Note by Laura Noroski

Volume 76, Number 1 (November 2002)

• Private Justice
  Article by Pamela H. Bucy

• Lurking in the Shadow: The Unseen Hand of Doctrine in Dispute Resolution
  Article by Ray D. Madoff

• Islamic Marriage Contracts in American Courts: Interpreting Mahr Agreements as Prenuptials and Their Effect on Muslim Women
  Note by Lindsey E. Blenkhorn

• Walker v. Cheney: Politics, Posturing, and Executive Privilege
  Note by Jeffrey P. Carlin