Category: Issues

Volume 90, Number 5 (July 2017)

• The Second Amendment and Private Law 
  Article by Cody Jacobs

• “No Money Down” Bankruptcy
  Article by Pamela Foohey, Robert M. Lawless, Katherine Porter & Deborah Thorne

• Fostering Legal Cynicism Through Immigration Detention
  Article by Emily Ryo

• An Ocean Apart: The Transatlantic Data Privacy Divide and the Right to Erasure
  Note by Paul J. Watanabe

Volume 90, Number 4 (May 2017)

• Early Childhood Development and the Law 
  Article by Clare Huntington

• Uncapping Executive Pay
  Article by Michael Doran

• Home Court Advantage? The SEC and Administrative Fairness 
  Note by Kenneth Oshita

• Preserving International Comity: The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 and OBB Personenverkehr AG v. Sachs 
  Note by Jason E. Myers

Volume 90, Number 3 (March 2017)

• Regulatory Entrepreneurship 
  Article by Elizabeth Pollman & Jordan M. Barry 

• The Timing of Tax Transparency 
  Article by Joshua D. Blank 

• The Law of Look and Feel 
  Article by Peter Lee & Madhavi Sunder 

• Capital Taxation in an Age of Inequality 
  Article by Edward D. Kleinbard 

• Life is Short. Go to Court: Establishing Article III Standing in Data Breach Cases
  Note by Megan Dowty

• Easy Come, Easy Go: A Guide to California Cap-and-Trade Spending 
  Note by Jonathan Kintzele 

• Strategic Law Avoidance Using the Internet: A Short History 
  Postscript (Response) by Tim Wu

Volume 90, Number 2 (January 2017)

• Mass Monitoring 
  Article by Avlana K. Eisenberg 

• Removal in the Shadows of Immigration Court 
  Article by Jennifer Lee Koh 

• Prosecutorial Constitutionalism 
  Article by Eric S. Fish

• Get a Warrant: A Bright-Line Rule for Digital Searches Under the Private-Search Doctrine
  Note by Dylan Bonfigli

• Juvenile Justice: Searching for a Flexible Alternative to the Strict and Over-Inclusive Transfer System for Serious Juvenile Offenders 
  Note by Thucvy H. Nguyen

Volume 90, Number 1 (November 2016)

• Sex, Videos, and Insurance: How Gawker Could Have Avoided Financial Responsibility for the $140 Million Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Verdict 
  Postscript (Comment) by Christopher C. French  

• Making Sense of Legislative Standing 
  Article by Matthew I. Hall 

• (Un)reasonable Religious Accommodation: The Argument For an “Essential Functions” Provision Under Title VII 
  Note by Laura E. Watson

• Stateless in the United States: The United Nations’ Efforts to End Statelessness and American Gender Discrimination in Lynch v. Morales-Santana 
  Note by Rick Zou

Volume 89, Number 6 (September 2016)

• Quieting the Shareholders Voice: Empirical Evidence of Pervasive Bundling in Proxy Solicitations
  Article by James D. Cox, Fabrizio Ferri, Colleen Honigsberg, and Randall S. Thomas 

• The Soviet Constitution Problem in Comparative Corporate Law: Testing the Proposition that European Corporate Law is More Stockholder Focused than U.S. Corporate Law
  Article by Chief Justice Leo E. Strine, Jr. 

• Redressing the Legal Stigmatization of American Samoans
  Note by Joseph E. Sung

• Packing Heat: Judicial Review of Concealed Carry Laws Under the Second Amendment
  Note by Kevin Behne

Volume 89, Number 5 (July 2016)

• The Harm Principle and Free Speech
  Article by Rebecca L. Brown

• What Diversity Contributes to Equal Opportunity
  Article by Stephen M. Rich

• Secrecy, Standing, and Executive Order 12,333
  Note by Charlotte J. Wen

• How Vague is too Vague?: Resurrecting the Void-for-Vagueness Doctrine in the Context of the Armed Career Criminal Act
  Note by Ava Miller

Volume 89, Number 4 (May 2016)

• Strategic Rulemaking Disclosure
  Article by Jennifer Nou and Edward H. Stiglitz
• Opening the Patent System Diffusionary Levers in Patent Law
  Article by Colleen V. Chien

• Free Trade Through Regulation?
  Article by David Zaring

• Clear Skies Ahead: Why the Supreme Court’s Decision in Aereo Should Have Limited Copyright Implications on Cloud Technology
  Note by Mark Cikowski
• We Are Not Interested: How Dominant Political Parties Use Campaign Finance Law to Lock Interest Groups and Third Parties Out of the System
  Note by Rowley Rice