Submissions from 2013
Second Wind: A Legal and Policy-Based Evaluation of the Block Island Wind Farm and the Legislation That Saved It Note, Brian M. Gibbons
It's Not You, It's Me: Assessing an Emerging Relationship between Law and Social Science Essay, Tristin K. Green
Defense of Self and Community: A Response to Professor Johnson Commentary: Gun Control Policy and the Second Amendment: Responses, Stephen P. Halbrook
Wrongful-Aspect Overdetermination: The Scope-of-the-Risk Requirement in Drunk-Driving Homicide, Eric A. Johnson
Firearms and the Black Community: An Assessment of the Modern Orthodoxy Commentary: Gun Control Policy and the Second Amendment, Nicholas J. Johnson
Self-Defense and Gun Regulation for All Commentary: Gun Control Policy and the Second Amendment: Responses, David Kairys
Democratizing Legal Education, Renee Newman Knake
Evolving Christian Attitudes towards Personal and National Self-Defense Commentary: Gun Control Policy and the Second Amendment: Responses, David B. Kopel
Agency Discretion and Statutory Mandates in a Time of Inadequate Funding: An Alternative to in Re Aiken County Note, Bret Kupfer
Between Seminole Rock and a Hard Place: A New Approach to Agency Deference, Kevin O. Leske
Immigration, Sovereignty, and the Constitution of Foreignness, Matthew J. Lindsay
What's Going On: The Psychoanalysis Metaphor for Educating Lawyer-Counselors Essay, Jeffrey M. Lipshaw
Plurality Decisions: Upward-Flowing Precedent and Acoustic Separation, Justin Marceau
The New York City Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Portion Cap Rule: Lawfully Regulating Public Enemy Number One in the Obesity Epidemic Note, Kara Marcello
Not What, but When Is an Offer: Rehabilitating the Rolling Contract, Colin P. Marks
Firearms Policy and the Black Community: Rejecting the Wouldn't You Want a Gun If Attacked Argument Commentary: Gun Control Policy and the Second Amendment: Responses, Andrew J. McClurg
Mentally Defective Language in the Gun Control Act, Jana R. McCreary
Modern Forum Shopping in Bankruptcy, Samir D. Parikh
Domestic Violence in Indian Country: Improving the Federal Government's Response to This Grave Epidemic Note, Jeana Petillo
Criminal Affirmance: Going beyond the Deterrence Paradigm to Examine the Social Meaning of Declining Prosecution of Elite Crime, Mary Kreiner Ramirez
Rethinking U.S. Legal Education: No More Same Old, Same Old Essay, Nancy B. Rapoport
Starving the Dark Markets: International Injunctions as a Means to Curb Small Arms and Light Weapons Trafficking Note, Daniel M. Salton
Unnecessary Roughness: Reconciling Hart and Keller with a Fair Use Standard Befitting the Right of Publicity Note, Michael Schoeneberger
No Farms, No Food: Local Taxation and the Preservation of Connecticut's Farmland Note, Tara A. Sheldon
Public Employee Speech and the Privatization of the First Amendment, Adam Shinar
Foreclosure and the Failures of Formality, or Subprime Mortgage Conundrums and How to Fix Them, Joseph William Singer
Let Them Train: Why the Eighth Circuit's Decision to Stay the Injunction of the 2011 NFL Lockout Was Incorrect Comment, Aaron A. Spacone
Formalism and Antiformalism in Patent Law Adjudication: Rules and Standards, David O. Taylor
Strange Traffic: Sex, Slavery, and the Freedom Principle, Anders Walker
Minn-Chem and the New Normal: A Revitalized Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act Comment, Cassandra Beckman Widay
Perpetually Turning Our Backs to the Most Vulnerable: A Call for the Appointment of Counsel for Unaccompanied Minors in Deportation Proceedings Note, Samatha Casey Wong
The Impact of Rankings and Rules on Legal Education Reform Essay, David Yellen
The Derivative Work Right: Incentive or Hindrance for New Literature Note, Sarah E. Zybert
Submissions from 2012
Right About Wrongs? A Review of Fried & Fried's Because It Is Wrong and the Implications of Their Arguments on the Use of Capital Punishment Book Review, William W. Berry, III
Prisons: The New Mental Health System Note, Christina Canales
Limiting Principles and Empowering Practices in American Indian Religious Freedoms, Kristen A. Carpenter
Arizona v. Gant: The Good, the Bad, and the Meaning of Reasonable Belief, Geoffrey S. Corn
Who Decides on Liberty Commentary: National Security: Response, Thomas P. Crocker
The Ethics of Health Reform: Why We Should Care about Who is Missing Coverage Keynote Address, Norman Daniels
Access without Limits - Revisiting Barriers and Boundaries after the Affordable Care Act, Michael J. DeBoer
Protecting the Seasonal Arts: Fashion Design, Copyright Law, and the Viability of the Innovative Design Protection & Piracy Prevention Act Note, Meaghan McGurrin Ehrhard
The Future of Gun Control Laws Post-McDonald and Heller and the Death of One-Gun-Per-Month Legislation Note, Michael J. Habib
Finding New Power in the Wind, the Earth, and the Sun: A Survey of the Regulation of Alternative Energy Generated on American Indian Reservations int he United Sates and First nation Reserves in Canada Note, Jessica A. R. Hamilton
To Drink the Cup of Fury: Funeral Picketing, Public Discourse, and the First Amendment, Steven J. Heyman
Fail-Safe Federalism and Climate Change: The Case of U.S. and Canadian Forest Policy, Blake Hudson
On Slippery Constitutional Slopes and the Affordable Care Act, Stewart Jay
Is Marriage for Rich People? A Book Review of Ralph Richard Bank's Is Marriage for White People?, Nancy Leong
The New Victims of the Old Anti-Catholicism Essay, Christopher C. Lund
Some Thoughts on Health Care Exchanges: Choice, Defaults, and the Unconnected, Brendan S. Maher
Reasonable Men, Ann C. McGinley
The Pre-NSC Origins of National Security Expertise Commentary: National Security: Response, Gregory S. McNeal
Tax Compliance and Norm Formation under High-Penalty Regimes, Susan C. Morse
Apologies as Intellectual Property Remedies: Lessons from China, Xuan-Thao Nguyen
The Persistent Problem of Purposeful Availment, Henry S. Noyes
Uploading Guilt: Adding a Virtual Records Exception to the Federal Rules of Evidence Note, Allison L. Pannozzo
Human Enhancement and Experimental Research in the Military, Efthimios Parasidis
Who Decides on Security Commentary: National Security, Aziz Rana
Reducing the Regulatory Role of the FDA: Promoting Patient Autonomy to Choose Avastin and Other Cancer Drugs Note, Sara J. Ray
(Re)Forming the Jury: Detection and Disinfection of Implicit Juror Bias The Evolving Temporality of Lawmaking, Anna Roberts
The Framers' Federalism and the Affordable Care Act, Steven D. Schwinn
Citizens United and the Ineluctable Question of Corporate Citizenship, Amy J. Sepinwall
Popular Constitutional Interpretation Commentary: National Security: Essay, Michael Serota
The Rise of National Security Secrets Commentary: National Security: Response, Sudha Setty
Suffering in Silence: Asylum Law and the Concealment of Political Opinion as a Form of Persecution Note, Peter J. Smith
The Tipping Point of Federalism, Amy L. Stein
Downloading Minimum Contacts: The Propriety of Exercising Personal Jurisdiction Based on Smartphone Apps Note, Joanna Sibilla Taatjes
The Affordable Care Act and Tax Policy, Stephen Utz
Beyond Incentives: Making Corporate Whistleblowing Moral in the New Era of Dodd-Frank Act Bounty Hunting, Matt A. Vega
Mission Impossible: A Legislative Solution for Excessive Executive Compensation, Robert E. Wagner
Immigration, Sovereignty, and the Constitution of Foreignness, Michael J. Weil
The Evolving Temporality of Lawmaking, Andrew J. Wistrich
Breaking the Cycle of Unequal Treatment with Health Care Reform: Acknowledging and Addressing the Continuation of Racial Bias, Ruqaiijah Yearby
Submissions from 2011
A Right is Born: Celebrity, Property, and Postmodern Lawmaking, Mark Bartholomew
Law, Strategy, and Competitive Advantage, Robert C. Bird
Leading by Example: A Comparison of New Zealand's and the United States' Invasive Species Policies Note, Flynn Boonstra
The Nature and Nurture of Violence: Early Intervention Services for the Families of MAOA-Low Children as a Means to Reduce Violent Crime and the Costs of Violent Crime Note, Jennifer Brooks-Crozier
The Senate: Out of Order Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: The Use of the Filibuster and Potential Senate Reform, Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl
Critical What What Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Afterword, Devon W. Carbado
Twenty Years of Critical Race Theory: Looking back to Move Forward Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Lead Article, Kimberle Williams Crenshaw
Mickey v. Mickey: The Long-Awaited Clarification in the Landscape of Equitable Distribution of Marital Assets Comment, Jennifer F. Dalenta
Second-Class Licensure: The Use of Conditional Admission Programs for Bar Applicant with Mental Health and Substance Abuse Histories, Stephanie Denzel
“Running the Government Like a Business”: Wisconsin and the Assault on Workplace Democracy, Michael Fischl
Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: Letter from the Editor, Daniel E. Goren
Beyond the Best Black: The Making of A Critical Race Theorist at Yale Law School Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Response: Essay, Luke Charles Harris
The Value of Intersectional Comparative Analysis to the Post-Racial Future of Critical Race Theory: A Brazil-U.S. Comparative Case Study Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Response, Tanya Kateri Hernandez
Inventing Norms, William Hubbard
Remix without Romance, Thomas W. Joo
The Extraordinary Mrs. Shipley: How the United States Controlled International Travel before the Age of Terrorism, Jeffrey Kahn
Race to the Top, Again: Comments on the Genealogy of Critical Race Theory Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Response, Gloria Ladson-Billings
Constituted by a Series of Contestations: Critical Race Theory as a Social Movement Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Response, George Lipsitz
"Too Big to Fail" States Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: Equal Protection Protection Doctrine and Structural Federalism, Gerard N. Magliocca