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Becca Rothfeld on Consuming Beauty
From the Archives 107: Senator Robert Taft on Curbs on the Executive Branch
Wayne Logan on Contracting for Privacy
Gerald Barnett on University Patent Policy
ECC11 and King on Kingism and Lumpen Theory
Jean Mangan on Reforming Legal Education
Colleen Chien on Criminal Justice Policy Reform
Jonathon Booth on Emancipation & Regulation in Jamaica 1831-40
Karen Woody on the New Insider Trading
ECC11 on Imprisonment and Intellectual Development
ECC11 and King on the Internationalist Ideas of the Latin Kings
Yonathan Arbel and Roy Shapira on Nudnik Theory
Daniel Takash on Intellectual Property Policy
Michael Smith on Shooting Fish
Richard Albert on Constitutional Amendment
Agnes Callard on Aspiration
Tanya Asim Cooper on Sororities & Sexual Violence
Taja-Nia Henderson on Lutie A. Lytle and the History of Black Women Law Professors
Rebecca Flanagan on Legal Pedagogy
Jeffrey Melnick on the Meaning of the Manson Murders
Seth Barrett Tillman on the Jacob Henry and the Meaning of "Office" in 1809
Evan Bernick and Christopher Green on the Ontology of the Constitution
David Johnson on Negotiation by Design
Clark Neily on Criminal Justice Reform
Nick Sciullo on Queer Phenomenology
Matthew Seligman on Private Choice of Law
Kaci Bishop on Failure and Growth
Enrique Guerra on Illicit Promises
JoAnne Yates and Craig Murphy on the History of Standards Setting
King on Access to Legal Research in Prison
Shubha Ghosh on IP Lore & Justice Holmes
Allen, Jackson & Harris on the "Pink Ghetto" in Legal Education
Peter Labuza on the Legal History of Motion Picture Contracts
UNH Law Podcast: Brian L. Frye on Plagiarism and Podcasting
Henrique Choer Moraes on Geoeconomics
Josh Shepperd on the Preservation of Radio History
ECC11 & King on the Latin King & Queen Nation as a Religion
Thom Chu on Estate Planning
Alexandra Roberts on Regulating Influencers
Ryan Vacca on the Legal Definition of an Employee
Katherine Kerrick on Trump's MAGA Trademark
Catherine Christopher on Normalizing Struggle
Philip Hackney on Democracy and Social Welfare Organizations
Susan Bandes on Closure in Criminal Law
From the Archives 106: Attorney Donald Warden, Burn Baby, Burn
EIlya Somin on Federalism and Sanctuary Cities
Michael Morley on the Independent State Legislature Doctrine
Daphne Keller on the Regulation of Online Speech
King on Poetry in Prison
ECC11 on "Brown Force" and the Latin King & Queen Nation
Dan Epps on Checks and Balances in Criminal Law
Rohan Grey on Modern Monetary Theory and Intellectual Property
Milan Markovic on Minority Attorney Satisfaction
Victoria Haneman on Intergenerational Equity and Higher-Education Finance
Michael Gentithes on Suspicionless Witness Stops
Sergio Verdugo on Chilean Constitutional Law
Felipe Jiménez on Formalism in Contract Law
Lee Anne Fennell on Slices and Lumps
Carlton Larson on Treason in the Early American Republic
Dave Hoffman on Hush Contracts
King on the Experience of Prison
Brian L. Frye on Being a Law Professor
Michael Arjun Banerjee on No-Trial Execution
Kara Bruce on Bankruptcy and the CFPB
Adam Shniderman on Cyber Insurance
Karen Tani and Matthew Cortland on Reclaiming Notice and Comment
King on Life in Prison
Jennifer Brinkley on Justice Ginsburg
Erica Goldberg on First Amendment Cynicism
Beau Phillips on Patent Reform Advocacy
Lisa Larrimore Ouellette & Rebecca Weires on University Patent Policy
From the Archives 105: Chevrolet Sings of Safe Driving and You (1965)
Kent Lambert on Using Copyrighted Works in Video Art
Joe Dunman on the Devil in the Law
Jill Hasday on Intimate Lies
Evan Zoldan on Corpus Linguistics
Carliss Chatman on Attorney Whistleblowers
Sanjukta Paul on Antitrust as Coordination Rights
Peter Adamson on Medieval Islamic Jurisprudence
Kate Elengold on the Investment Imperative
Chaz Arnett on Decarceration and E-carceration
Anthony Michael Kreis on Title VII and LGBTQ Rights
Caprice Roberts on Remedies for Emoluments Violations
Maybell Romero on Prosecutor Unions & Criminal Justice Reform
Andrew Kerr on the Perfect Opinion
Patrick Kabat on Free Expression Limits to the Right of Publicity
Carrie Goldberg on Fighting Back Against Psychos & Trolls
From the Archives 104: Interview with George Johnson, Mound Bayou, Mississippi, September 1941
Athul Acharya on Evaluating Software Patents
Wendy Greene on Hair Discrimination
Reid Krell on the Power of Jury Instructions
Ex Cathedra 5: Leslie Griffin on the Legal Academy
Daniel Brook on Race and Reconstruction
Justin Simard on Citing Slavery
Ari Glogower on the Constitutionality of a Federal Wealth Tax
Robert Tsai on Practical Equality
Blake Hudson on Climate Change Messaging
Nikolas Bowie on Written Constitutionalism
From the Archives 103: Billie Jean Parker, The Truth About Bonnie And Clyde (1968)
Andrew Carter on Plagiarism in Legal Practice