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Steven Lubet on Ethnography and Evidence
Cathy Hwang on Corporate Mergers as Dating
Michalyn Steele on Indigenous Resilience
Jessica Silbey on the Photocopier
Sarah Wasserman Rajec on the Property Law Misfit in Patent Law
Cortney Lollar on Criminal Equity
From the Archives 82: Law: You, the Police, and Justice (1968)
Anthony Kreis on Defensive Glass Ceilings
Victoria Schwartz on Celebrity Stock Markets
Joshua Wright on the Antitrust Consensus and Its Discontents
From the Archives 81: I Have A Dream: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1929-1968 (1968)
Deborah Gerhardt and Jon McClanahan Lee on Owning Colors
James Steiner-Dillon on Epistemic Pluralism
Miriam Baer on Sorting Criminal Law
Doriane Lambelet Coleman on Sex in Sport
Meredith Rose on Licensing Streaming Music
From the Archives 80: Donald L. Jackson, Will the Real Lyndon Johnson Please Stand Up? (~1964)
Whitney Strub on the Philology of Pornography
ECamilla Hrdy on Trade Secrets and Their Discontents
Josh Bolick on One Weird Trick You Can Use to Avoid Publication Embargoes
Camden Hutchison on the History of Canadian Corporate Law
Stephen Sachs on Finding Law
Orly Lobel on Mattel v. MGA and Innovation Policy
David Simon on Moral Rights Analogies
Amy Werbel on Anthony Comstock and Obscenity Law
Shoshana Weissmann on Occupational Licensing
From the Archives 79: Justice Holmes' Decisions (1981)
Jessica Clarke on Nonbinary Gender Identity
Bruce Boyden on the Melodramatic Origins of the Ordinary Observer
From the Archives 78: Foster Sylvers, Misdemeanor (1973)
Claudia Haupt on Professional Speech
Joanna Schwartz on Qualified Immunity
Jorge Roig on Lottocracy
Zachary Kramer on Individualizing Civil Rights
Mike Fix on State Court Compliance with Supreme Court Precedent
Sarah Hook on Fair Dealing and the Concept of Parody
Duncan Hollis on Diplomatic Speech in Cyberspace
Joshua Fershee on the End of Director Primacy
The Day Antitrust Died?: Episode 2, Daniel Crane
Ryan Mosley on Social Security Hearings
Betsy Rosenblatt on Fair Use as Resistance
Greg Shill on Legal Subsidies to Cars
From the Archives 77: Marshall McLuhan, The Medium is the Massage (1967)
Sarah Burstein on the Ontology of the Patented Design
Jeff Kosseff on Section 230
Claudy Op Den Kamp on the History of Intellectual Property in 50 Objects
Ilan Wurman on Originalism
Molly Brady on Property and Projection
From the Archives 76: Gandhi, Man on Trial (1972)
Rachel Moran on Police Privacy
From the Archives 75: Adlai Stevenson, The Stevenson Wit (1965)
James Stern on the Myth of Nonrivalry
Josh Blackman on Cooper v. Aaron and Judicial Universality
From the Archives 74: The FBI in Peace and War, The Traveling Man (1953)
Paul Gowder on Constitutional Theory and African-American Political Thought
Benjamin Edwards on Improving the Market for Professional Services
Christopher Odinet on Mortgage Servicing and the Financial Crisis
From the Archives 73: Eldred v. Ashcroft Oral Argument (2003)
Will Slauter on the History of Copyright in the News
Katherine Macfarlane on Accommodating Disabilities in Law School and Practice
Stephanie Hoffer on Disability and Medicaid Reform
From the Archives 72: Mr. District Attorney Solves "The Case of the Money Machine" (1951)
Peter Karol on Conceptual Art Certificates
Jeremy Sheff on Jefferson's Taper and the Classical Tradition
From the Archives 71: Ad Council, How High is your E.Q.? (1977)
From the Archives 70: Jerry Springer, Save the Terminal/Faded Photos (1973)
From the Archives 69: Ashcroft & Bacon, Truth (1973)
From the Archives 68: Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell and Dean (1973)
From the Archives 67: Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen Speaks for The Guard (1969)
Barton Beebe on Open-Source Casebooks
From the Archives 66: Ronald Reagan, Freedom's Finest Hour (1967)
Martin Jordan Minot on the Irrelevance of Blackstone
Robin Effron on Jurisdictional Limits on Trade Secret Enforcement
From the Archives 65: W.C. Fields, Temperance Lecture
Catherine Hardee on Corporate Religious Sincerity
From the Archives 65: American Automobile Dealers Association, America's Automobile Man (1977)
From the Archives 64: Norman Dacey Tells You How to Avoid Probate! (1966)
From the Archives 63: Memoirs of Fanny Hill: Unexpurgated Dramatization of the Famous and Classic Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, Part 4 (1963)
From the Archives 62: Memoirs of Fanny Hill: Unexpurgated Dramatization of the Famous and Classic Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, Part 3 (1963)
Maybell Romero on Profit-Driven Prosecution
Chris Sagers on United States v. Apple & the Purpose of Antitrust Law
From the Archives 61: Memoirs of Fanny Hill: Unexpurgated Dramatization of the Famous and Classic Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, Part 2 (1963)
From the Archives 60: Memoirs of Fanny Hill: Unexpurgated Dramatization of the Famous and Classic Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, Part 1 (1963)
Annemarie Bridy on Copyright and Intertextuality
Ilya Shapiro on the Privileges or Immunities Clause
Leslie Garfield Tenzer on Social Media and the Right to a Fair Trial
From the Archives 59: Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen, Gallant Men/The New Colossus (Statue of Liberty) (1967
From the Archives 58: Mark Lane, Rush to Judgment (1967)
Adam Winkler on Corporate Rights
Andrew Ventimiglia on Copyright in Sacred Works
Blake Reid on Internet Accessibility
Chris Bradley on Business Entities as Skeleton Keys
From the Archives 57: Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen, Man Is Not Alone (1967)
Aman Gebru on Traditional Knowledge as Prior Art
Scott Dodson on the Justification for Diversity Jurisdiction
From the Archives 56: Emile de Antonio & Mark Lane, Rush to Judgment (1967)
From the Archives 65: Senator Sam at Home (1973)
From the Archives 64: Everett McKinley Dirksen at Christmas Time (1967)
From the Archives 63: Federal Trade Commission, Shop Wisely: Think Before You Buy (~1970-73)
From the Archives 62: Everett Dirksen's America (1970)