Indiana Law Journal |
Volume 88: Issue 1
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Joshua A. Douglas, Procedural Fairness in Election Contests Gregory C. Sisk, The Jurisdiction of the Court of Federal Claims and Forum Shopping in Money Claims Against the Federal Government Michael D. Guttentag, Patching a Hole in the JOBS Act: How and Why to Rewrite the Rules that Require Firms to Make Periodic Disclosures Michael Simkovic, Competition and Crisis in Mortgage Securitization David E. Adelman, The Collective Origins of Toxic Air Pollution: Implications for Greenhouse Gas Trading and Toxic Hotspots Steven J. Burton, A Lesson on Some Limits of Economic Analysis: Schwartz and Scott on Contract Interpretation Tyler Anderson, Balancing the Scales: Reinstating Home Privacy Without Violence in Indiana Jesse Drum, “Oh, it is you, is it?”: Closing the Door on Reasonable Resistance to Unlawful Police Entry in Indiana |
______________________________________________Volume 88: Issue 2Guido Calabresi, Civil Recourse Theory’s Reductionism Martha Charmallas, Beneath the Surface of Civil Recourse Theory Martha A. Field, Removal Reform: A Solution For Federal Question Jurisdiction, Forum Shopping, and Duplicative State-Federal Litigation Frederick Mark Gedicks, Incorporation of the Establishment Clause Against the States: A Logical, Textual, and Historical Account John C. P. Goldberg & Benjamin C. Zipursky, In Defense of the Civil Recourse Theory of Tort Law David Kamin, Risky Returns: Accounting for Risk in the Federal Budget Andrew S. Murphy, Redeeming a Lost Generation: “The Year of Law School Litigation” and the Future of the Law School Transparency Movement Richard A. Posner, Instrumental and Noninstrumental Theories of Tort Law Kristin L. Retherford, Regulating the Corporate Tap: Applying Global Administrative Law Principles to Achieve the Human Right to Water Christopher J. Robinette, Two Roads Diverge for Civil Recourse Theory Michael L. Rustad, Twenty-First-Century Tort Theories: The Internalist/Externalist Debate ______________________________________________Volume 88: Issue 3Scott A. Allen, “Justifying” the Public Interest in Patent Litigation Jeremy W. Bock, An Empirical Study of Certain Settlement-Related Motions for Vacatur in Patent Cases Leslie C. Griffin, The Sins of Hosanna-Tabor Margaret Hu, Biometric ID Cybersurveillance Mark Janis & Jason DuMont, Designing The American Design Patent System Michelle L. Jones, Religiously Devout Judges: A Decision-Making Framework for Judicial Disqualification Ronald J. Krotoszynski, Jr., The Polysemy of Privacy Rachel F. Moran, Clark Kerr and Me: The Future of the Public Law School Justin R. Olson, Defining Fetal Life: An Establishment Clause Analysis of Religiously Motivated Informed-Consent Provisions ______________________________________________Volume 88: Issue 4Kimberly N. Brown, “We the People” and Constitutional Accountability: A Framework for Outsourcing Government Michael S. Kang, Shareholder Voting as Veto Andrew Langford, gMonopoly: Does Search Bias Warrant Antitrust or Regulatory Intervention? Andrew A. Proia, A New Approach to Digital Reader Privacy: State Regulations and Their Protection of Electronic Book Data Reva Siegel (Harris Lecture) Pierre-Hugues Verdier, The Political Economy of International Financial Regulation Assisted Reproductive Technology Roundtable (led by Professor Jody Madeira of Indiana University Maurer School of Law) |
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