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Most Recent Additions*

Mining the Harvard Caselaw Access Project
Felix B. Chang

Milly Rocking Through Copyright Law: Why the Law Should Expand to Recognize Dance Moves as a Protected Category
Elijah Hack

EAR vs. DBSI: A Battle Royale Over Sovereign Immunity and 11 U.S.C. § 544(B)(1)
Collin Hart

What is "Actual Knowledge?" Analyzing the Circuit Split on ERISA's Statute of Limitations After Sulyma v. Intel Corporation Investment Policy Committee
Adam J. Ares

Establishing a Reporter's Right of Access to All Court Documents Under the First Amendment
Kaytlynn Hobbs

Is a Word Just a Word? Whether “Sadism” Should Be a Required Element of an Eighth Amendment Excessive Force Claim
James Riley Able

Federal District Court Decisions on the Admissibility of Expert Witness Testimony: An Empirical Study and a Revision of the Conventional Narrative in the Toxic Tort Context
George Horvath

Too Big a Fish in the Digital Pond? The California Consumer Privacy Act and the Dormant Commerce Clause
Russell Spivak

Using Central Counterparties to Limit Global Financial Crises
Christoph Henkel

Fractured Justice: An Experimental Study of Pretrial Judicial Decision-Making
Prentiss Cox

The Kirby Cop-Out: How Strict Adherence to Kirby's Bright-Line Attachment Rule Undermines Sixth Amendment Protections
Clayton Prickett

The Marketplace of Twitter: Social Media and the Public Forum Doctrine
Elijah Hack

Section 14(e)'s Culpability Requirement: Scienter v. Negligence
Edward Rivin

Let Legislators Legislate: The Circuit Split Over Allowing Members of Congress to File Interlocutory Appeals to Avoid Litigation
Matthew Higgins

A Constitutional Limbo: Searches of Electronic Devices at the International Border
Michael Soder

Sticking Points: Epistemic Pluralism In Legal Challenges To Mandatory Vaccination Policies
James R. Steiner-Dillon

Preserving Due Process: Applying Monell Bifurcation to State Gang Cases
Fareed Nassor Hayat

Secondary Legislation
Jennifer Kinsley

When Should You Abstain? A Call for a Global Rule of Insider Trading
Ido Baum and Dov Solomon

A Tax Theory of the Firm
Richard Winchester

*Updated as of 02/21/20.