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Constitutional Showdowns

Eric A. Posner & Adrian Vermeule

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Integrating Accommodation

Elizabeth F. Emens

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Volume 156 Issue 1| 2007

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International Consensus as Persuasive Authority in the Eighth Amendment

Youngjae Lee

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Volume 156 Issue 4| 2008

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Dismantling the Felony-Murder Rule: Juvenile Deterrence and Retribution Post-Roper v. Simmons

Erin H. Flynn

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Volume 156 Issue 1| 2007

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Expanding the Scope of the Hatch-Waxman Act’s Patent Carve-Out Exception to the Identical Drug Labeling Requirement: Closing the Patent Litigation Loophole

Julie Dohm

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Volume 156 Issue 4| 2008

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Flashback to the Federal Analog Act of 1986: Mixing Rules and Standards in the Cauldron

Gregory Kau

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Volume 156 Issue 1| 2007

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Third-Party Ratings as Modern Reputational Information: How Rules of Professional Conduct Could Better Serve Lower-Income Legal Consumers

Colleen Petroni

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Volume 156 Issue 5| 2008

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Punishing the Innocent

Josh Bowers

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Volume 156 Issue 2| 2007

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Law and the Market: The Impact of Enforcement

John C. Coffee, Jr.

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Relational Tax Planning Under Risk-Based Rules

Alex Raskolnikov

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Constitutional Showdowns

Integrating Accommodation

International Consensus as Persuasive Authority in the Eighth Amendment

Dismantling the Felony-Murder Rule: Juvenile Deterrence and Retribution Post-Roper v. Simmons

Expanding the Scope of the Hatch-Waxman Act’s Patent Carve-Out Exception to the Identical Drug Labeling Requirement: Closing the Patent Litigation Loophole

Flashback to the Federal Analog Act of 1986: Mixing Rules and Standards in the Cauldron

Third-Party Ratings as Modern Reputational Information: How Rules of Professional Conduct Could Better Serve Lower-Income Legal Consumers

Punishing the Innocent

Law and the Market: The Impact of Enforcement

Relational Tax Planning Under Risk-Based Rules