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Submissions from 2012 2012

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

Constructing the Threat and the Role of the Expert Witness: A Response to Aziz Rana's Who Decides on Security Commentary: National Security: Response, Wadie E. Said

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 2011

A Right is Born: Celebrity, Property, and Postmodern Lawmaking, Mark Bartholomew

A Skeptical View of a Skeptical View of Presidential Term Limits Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: The Effect of Term Limits: Should They be Abandoned, Jack M. Beermann

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

The Unconstitutionality of the Filibuster Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: The Use of the Filibuster and Potential Senate Reform, Josh Chafetz

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

Looking for a Few Good Philosopher Kings: Political Gerrymandering as a Question of Institutional Competence Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: Gerrymandering, Congressional Representation, and Trust in the Political System: Essay, Luis Fuentes-Rohwer

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

One Person, One Vote, 435 Seats: Interstate Malapportionment and Constitutional Requirements Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: Gerrymandering, Congressional Representation, and Trust in the Political System, Jeffrey W. Ladewig

Race to the Top, Again: Comments on the Genealogy of Critical Race Theory Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Response, Gloria Ladson-Billings

Men Made It, but They Can't Control It: Immigration Policy during the Great Depression, Its Parallels to Policy Today, and the Future Implications of the Supreme Court's Decision ion Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Note, Abigail E. Langer

Has the Obama Presidency Vitiated the Dysfunctional Constitution Thesis Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: Keynote Address, Sanford Levinson

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

Caution on Exhaustion: The Courts' Misinterpretation of the IDEA's Exhaustion Requirement for Claims Brought by Students Covered by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the ADA but Not by the IDEA Note, Peter J. Maher

The Intersex Community and the Americans with Disabilities Act Note, Yamuna Menon

Common Law Same-Sex Marriage Essay, Peter Nicolas

If It Quacks like a Lame Duck, Can It Lead the Free World: The Case for Relaxing Presidential Term Limits Is Our Constitutional Order Broken - Structural and Doctrinal Questions in Constitutional Law: The Effect of Term Limits: Should They Be Abandoned, Jeremy Paul

History, Identity, and Alienation Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Response, Gary Peller

Disappearing Parents: Immigration Enforcement and the Child Welfare System, Nina Rabin

Property's End: Why Competition Policy Should Limit the Right of Publicity, Steven Semeraro

False Perceptions on Limitation: Why Imposing a Nexus Requirement under the Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Act Would Not Significantly Discourse Efforts to Prosecute Maritime Drug Trafficking Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Note, John O'Neil Sheehy

Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Commentary Introduction, Jessica H. Stein

Google Set Sail: Ocean-Based Server Farms and International Law, Steven R. Swanson

Commentary: Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration: Essay, David M. Trubek

Rethinking the Indefinite Detention of Sex Offenders, Fredrick E. Vars

Critical Race Theory: A Commemoration, Tukufu Zuberi

Submissions from 2010 2010

Incenting Flexibility: The Relationship between Public Law and Voluntary Action in Enhancing Work/Life Balance Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - Rational Choice, Flexibility, and Accommodation in the Workplace, Rachel Arnow-Richman

Brand Fetishism, Katya Assaf

End the Failed Chevron Experiment Now: How Chevon Has Filed and Why It Can and Should Be Overruled, Jack M. Beermann

Four-Day Work Week: Old Lessons, New Questions Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - The Four-Day Work Week: Views from the Ground, Robert C. Bird

Evidence Rulemaking: Balancing the Separation of Powers, Thomas A. Bishop

Cultural Norms and Race Discrimination Standards: A Case Study in How the Two Diverge, Derek W. Black

Curbing Energy Sprawl with Microgrids, Sara C. Bronin

To Each His Own Jury: Dual Juries in Joint Trials Note, Kaitlin A. Canty

Lovable Pirates - The Legal Implications of the Battle between Environmentalists and Whalers in the Southern Ocean Note, Amanda M. Caprari

Power Forward: The Argument for a National RPS Commentary: The Future of Energy Policy: A National Renewable Portfolio Standard, Lincoln L. Davies

Acceptable Deviance and Property Rights, Mark A. Edwards

Moving Power Forward: Creating a Forward-Looking Energy Policy Based on a National RPS Commentary: The Future of Energy Policy: A National Renewable Portfolio Standard, Joshua P. Fershee

Pedagogy and Critique: Values and Assumptions in the Law School Classroom, Michael Fischl

Johnny-Come-Lately: Practical Considerations of a National RPS Commentary: The Future of Energy Policy: A National Renewable Portfolio Standard, Lynn M. Fountain

A Purpose for Every Time: The Timing and Length of the Work Week and Implications for Worker Well-Being Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - Reduced/Compressed Work Weeks: Who Wins: Who Loses, Lonnie Golden

Dilemmas of Value in Post-Industrial Economies: Retrieving Clock Time through the Four-Day Work Week Essay, Emily Grabham

Unpaid Furloughs and Four-Day Work Weeks: Employer Sympathy or a Call for Collective Employee Action Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - Reduced/Compressed Work Weeks: Who Wins: Who Loses, Miachel Z. Green

Abstention: The Unexpected Power of Withholding Your Vote, Grant M. Hayden

Female Infertility in the Workplace: Understanding the Scope of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act Note, Jeanne Hayes

Violent Crimes and Known Associates: The Residual Clause of the Armed Career Criminal Act, David C. Holman

The New Employment Verification Act: The Functionality and Constitutionality of Biometrics in the Hiring Process Note, Grayson Colt Holmes

The Unsettling Well-Settled Law of Freedom of Association, John D. Inazu

Not Just One of the Boys: A Post-Feminist Critique of Title IX's Vision for Gender Equity in Sports, Dionne L. Koller

Jeff Benedict's Little Pink House: The Back Story of the Kelo Case Book Review, George Lefcoe

The Four-Day Work Week: But What about Ms. Coke, Ms. Upton, and Ms. Blankenship Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - Reduced/Compressed Work Weeks: Who Wins: Who Loses, Shirley Lung

Justice Sonia Sotomayor and the Relationship between Leagues and Players: Insights and Implications Essay, Michael A. McCann

Lawyers Gone Wild: Are Depositions Still a Civil Procedure Note, Eric B. Miller

The Warren Court's Regulatory Revolution in Criminal Procedure, Eric J. Miller

Dangers in Prescription Drugs: Filling a Private Law Gap in the Healthcare Debate, David G. Owen

How and Why Flexible Work Weeks Came About Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - The Four-Day Work Week: Views from the Ground: Essay, Riva Poor

Justice Souter's Religion Clause Jurisprudence: Judgments of Conscience Essay, Rene Reyes

The Limits of a National Renewable Portfolio Standard Commentary: The Future of Energy Policy: A National Renewable Portfolio Standard, Jim Rossi

Feminism and Workplace Flexibility Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - Redefining Work: Possibilities and Perils, Vicki Schultz

Bona Fide Protection: Fulfilling CERCLA's Legislative Purpose by Applying Differing Definitions of Disposal Note, Emilee Mooney Scott

Sprawl, Family Rhythms, and the Four-Day Work Week Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - Redefining Work: Possibilities and Perils, Katherine B. Silbaugh

The Political Barriers to a National RPS Commentary: The Future of Energy Policy: A National Renewable Portfolio Standard, David B. Spence

Private Force/Public Goods, Scott M. Sullivan

What a Difference a Day Makes, or Does It - Work/Family Balance and the Four-Day Work Week Symposium: Redefining Work: Implications of the Four-Day Work Week - Redefining Work: Possibilities and Perils, Michelle A. Travis

Burning Crosses on Campus: University Hate Speech Codes, Alexander Tsesis

The Connecticut Evidence Code and the Separation of Powers Note, Ailla Wasstrom-Welz

Artificial Grassroots Advocacy and the Constitutionality of Legislative Identification and Control Measures Note, Jonathan C. Zellner

Submissions from 2009 2009

The Power of Indian Tribes to Tax the Income of Professional Athletes and Entertainers who Perform in Indian Country Note, Drew K. Barber

The Death and Reincarnation of Plain Meaning in Connecticut: A Case Study, Thomas A. Bishop