Volume 92, Number 2 (January 2019)

• The Enduring Distinction between Business Entities and Security Interests
  Article by Ofer Eldar & Andrew Verstein

• Just Transitions
  Article by Ann M. Eisenberg

• An Examination of the Right to Try Act of 2017 and Industry’s Potential Path Moving Forward
  Note by Sylvia Zaich

• From Presentation to Presence: Immersive Virtual Environments and Unfair Prejudice in the Courtroom
  Note by Khirin Bunker

• Justice or Just Us?: SFFA v. Harvard and Asian Americans in Affirmative Action
  Note by Cynthia Chiu

Volume 92, Number 1 (November 2018)

• A National Study of Immigration Detention in the United States
  Article by Emily Ryo & Ian Peacock

• Fiduciary Loyalty, Inside and Out
  Article by Stephen R. Galoob & Ethan J. Leib

• What's in a Claim? Challenging Criminal Prosecutions Under the FTAIA's Domestic Effects Exception
  Note by Jay Kemper Simmons

• Quid Pro No: When Rolexes, Ferraris, and Ball Gowns Are Not Political Currency
  Note by Daniel Brovman

Volume 91, Number 5 (July 2018)

• Unbundling Freedom in the Sharing Economy
  Article by Deepa Das Acevedo

• A Regulatory Framework for Exchange-Traded Funds
  Article by Henry T. C. Hu & John D. Morley

• Friendly Skies or Turbulent Skies: An Evaluation of the U.S. Airline Industry and Antitrust Concerns
  Note by Kevin Kinder

• An Impossible Standard: The California Parole Board Process for Inmates with Cognitive Impairments
  Note by Amber Heron

Volume 91, Number 4 (May 2018)

• The Health Insurer Nudge
  Article by Wendy Netter Epstein

• The Delaware Trap: An Empirical Analysis of Incorporation Decisions
  Article by Robert Anderson IV

• Whose Bathroom Is It, Anyway?: The Legal Status of Transgender Bathroom Access Under Federal Employment Law
  Note by Allison Bader

• "Moore" Than Just a Number: Why IQ Cutoffs Are an Unconstitutional Measure for Determining Intellectual Disability
  Note by Courtney Johnson

Volume 91, Number 3 (March 2018)

• The Jury and Empire: The Insular Cases and the Anti-Jury Movement in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era
  Article by Andrew Kent

• Exclusionary Megacities
  Article by Wendell Pritchett & Shitong Qiao

• Eyewitness Identifications: Recommendations to the Third Circuit
  Note by Brady Witbeck

• Should Statistical Sampling Be Used to Prove Liability Under the False Claims Act in Healthcare Fraud?
  Note by Milene Vega

Volume 91, Number 2 (January 2018)

• Is Cost-Benefit Analysis the Only Game in Town?
  Article by Gregory C. Keating

• Stategraft
  Article by Bernadette Atuahene & Timothy R. Hodge

• Statutory Millennialism: Establishment and Free Exercise Concerns Arising from the Health Care Sharing Ministry Exemption's 1999 Cutoff Date
  Note by James R. Salzmann

• Persuasive or Deceptive? Native Advertising in Political Campaigns
  Note by Irina Dykhne

Volume 91, Number 1 (November 2017)

• Patenting Elasticities
  Article by Clark D. Asay

• Middle-Value Speech
  Article by David S. Han

• Puerto Rico and the Netherworld of Sovereign Debt Restructuring
  Article by Mitu Gulati & Robert K. Rasmussen

• Navigating the Atlantic: Understanding EU Data Privacy Compliance Amidst a Sea of Uncertainty
  Note by Griffin Drake

Volume 90, Number 6 (September 2017)

• The Income Equality Case for Eliminating the Estate Tax 
  Article by David J. Herzig

• Tort Reform Through the Back Door: A Critique of Law and Apologies 
  Article by Yonathan A. Arbel & Yotam Kaplan

• The Geography of Campaign Finance Law 
  Article by David Fontana

• At the Intersection of Fourth and Sixth: GPS Evidence and the Constitutional Rights of Criminal Defendants 
  Note by Tim Kolesk

• Transforming the Fair Use Landscape by Defining the Transformative Factor
  Note by Laurie Tomassian

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