Submissions from 2019
#MeToo Meets the Ministerial Exception: Sexual Harassment Claims by Clergy and the First Amendment's Religion Clauses, Ira C. Lupu and Robert W. Tuttle
Submissions from 2018
Legal Jurisdiction and the Deterritorialization of Data, Paul Schiff Berman
Human Rights Extraterritoriality: The Right to Privacy and National Security Surveillance, Francesca Bignami and Giorgio Resta
Revisiting Revocation upon Divorce?, Naomi R. Cahn
The Other Half Of The Abortion Right, Thomas Colby
Contract Interpretation 2.0: Not Winner-Take-All But Best-Tool-For-The-Job, Lawrence A. Cunningham
Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems: The Overlooked Importance of Administrative Accountability, Laura T. Dickinson
The Firm Constitutional Foundation and Shaky Political Future of Environmental Cooperative Federalsim, Robert L. Glicksman
Divided Infringement, Economics, and the Common Law, Dmitry Karshtedt
The More Things Change: Improvement Patents, Drug Modifications, and the FDA, Dmitry Karshtedt
Private Antitrust at the U.S. International Trade Commission, F. Scott Kieff
Reforming the Law on Police Use of Deadly Force: De-Escalation, Pre-Seizure Conduct, and Imperfect Self-Defense, Cynthia Lee
SAS Institute Inc. v. Iancu: The Statute is Hereby Clear, Andrew Michaels
§5.29 Inadvertent Disclosure, Christopher B. Mueller
§3.13 “Presumptions” in Criminal Cases, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§3.8 Hard Cases Where Counterproof Is Sufficient But Not Conclusive, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§4.10 Unfair Prejudice, Confusion, Delay, Collateral, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§4.15 Prior Wrongs to Prove Specific Points, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§4.23 Subsequent Remedial Measures Generally Excluded, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§4.25 Civil Settlement Offers Generally Excluded, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§4.32 Sexual History of Complainant Generally Excluded, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§4.35 Evidence of Similar Offenses in Sexual Assault and Child Molestation Cases, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§5.12 Communication, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§5.19 Client Identity; Fee Arrangements, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§5.22 Crime-Fraud Exception, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§5.28 Waiver by Voluntary Disclosure, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§5.31 Spousal Testimonial Privilege, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§5.32 Marital Confidences Privilege, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§5.35 Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§6.11 Juror Testimony and Affidavits Barred, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§6.31 Excluding Felonies for Unfair Prejudice, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§7.7 Reliability Standard (Daubert, Frye), Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§8.84 “Testimonial” Hearsay —Reach and Limits of the Crawford Doctrine, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§8.85 The Davis “Emergency Exception”, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
§1.5 Offers of Proof, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Lisea Richter
§1.7 Evidence Errors—Harmless, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Lisea Richter
§3.14 Inferences in Criminal Cases, Christopher B. Mueller, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, and Liesa Richter
Immunity Ratione Materiae of State Officials from Foreign Criminal Jurisdiction: Where is the State Practice in Support of Exceptions?, Sean D. Murphy
The Utility and Limits of Canons of Construction in Public International Law, Sean D. Murphy
From Town Square to Twittersphere: The Public Forum Doctrine Goes Digital, Dawn C. Nunziato
The Fourth Year of Forgetting: The Troubling Expansion of the Right to Be Forgotten, Dawn C. Nunziato
How Should the U.S. Public Law System React to President Trump?, Richard J. Pierce Jr
Should the Court Change the Scope of the Removal Power?, Richard J. Pierce Jr
Supreme Court Brief Amicus Curiae of Administrative Law Scholars in Support of Neither Party, Richard J. Pierce Jr, Robert L. Glicksman, Emily Hammond, Alan B. Morrison, and Jonathan R. Siegel
How Perris v. Hexamer Was Lost in the Shadow of Baker v. Selden, Zvi S. Rosen
Campus Discourse and Democracy: Free Speech Principles Provide Sound Guidance Even after the Tumult of 2017, Catherine J. Ross
BID PROTESTS: The RAND Study of DOD Protests at the GAO and the COFC, Steven L. Schooner
COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES: Raising The Market Research Bar Or Much Ado About Nothing?, Steven L. Schooner
FALSE CLAIMS ACT: Greater DOJ Scrutiny of Frivolous Qui Tam Actions?, Steven L. Schooner
Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity Contracts: Time to Correlate Practice and Policy?, Steven L. Schooner