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Pro Se Paternalism: The Contractual, Practical, and Behavioral Cases for Automatic Reversal

Justin Rand

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Old Statutes, New Problems

Jody Freeman & David B. Spence

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Volume 162 Issue 7| 2014

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From the Particular to the General: Three Federal Rules and the Jurisprudence of the Rehnquist and Roberts Courts

Edward A. Purcell, Jr.

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Volume 162 Issue 7| 2014

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The Burdens of Pleading

Alexander A. Reinert

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The Privatization of Process: Requiem for and Celebration of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure at 75

Judith Resnik

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Volume 162 Issue 7| 2014

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The Fourth Era of American Civil Procedure

Stephen N. Subrin and Thomas O. Main

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Discretion in Class Certification

Tobias Barrington Wolff

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Volume 162 Issue 7| 2014

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Speech: Opening Address

Sheldon Whitehouse

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Volume 162 Issue 7| 2014

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Keynote Address: "The Just, Speedy, and Inexpensive Determination of Every Action?"

Harold Hongju Koh

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Litigation Reform: An Institutional Approach

Stephen B. Burbank & Sean Farhang

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Pro Se Paternalism: The Contractual, Practical, and Behavioral Cases for Automatic Reversal

Old Statutes, New Problems

From the Particular to the General: Three Federal Rules and the Jurisprudence of the Rehnquist and Roberts Courts

The Burdens of Pleading

The Privatization of Process: Requiem for and Celebration of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure at 75

The Fourth Era of American Civil Procedure

Discretion in Class Certification

Speech: Opening Address

Keynote Address: "The Just, Speedy, and Inexpensive Determination of Every Action?"

Litigation Reform: An Institutional Approach