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How Should Punitive Damages Work?

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Understanding Patent-Quality Mechanisms

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Sticks and Stones: The Ability of Attorneys to Appeal from Judicial Criticism

Matthew Funk

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Reinventing Discovery: Patent Law’s Characterizations of and Interventions upon Science

Ariel Simon

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Language, National Origin, and Employment Discrimination: The Importance of the EEOC Guidelines

Andrew J. Robinson

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Prosecutorial Regulation Versus Prosecutorial Accountability

Stephanos Bibas

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Sanford Levinson & Jack M. Balkin

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How the Merits Matter: Directors’ and Officers’ Insurance and Securities Settlements

Tom Baker & Sean J. Griffith

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Circuit Effects: How the Norm of Federal Judicial Experience Biases the Supreme Court

Lee Epstein, Andrew D. Martin, Kevin M. Quinn & Jeffrey A. Segal

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Based Upon: Deriving Plain Meaning from the False Claims Act’s Jurisdictional Bar

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How Should Punitive Damages Work?

Understanding Patent-Quality Mechanisms

Sticks and Stones: The Ability of Attorneys to Appeal from Judicial Criticism

Reinventing Discovery: Patent Law’s Characterizations of and Interventions upon Science

Language, National Origin, and Employment Discrimination: The Importance of the EEOC Guidelines

Prosecutorial Regulation Versus Prosecutorial Accountability

Constitutional Crises

How the Merits Matter: Directors’ and Officers’ Insurance and Securities Settlements

Circuit Effects: How the Norm of Federal Judicial Experience Biases the Supreme Court

Based Upon: Deriving Plain Meaning from the False Claims Act’s Jurisdictional Bar