Images from 2018
The Case for an EU Protagonist Role on Third Party Funding Regulation, Munia El Harti Alonso
Ethics Issues Inherent in Special Immigrant Juvenile State Court Proceedings - Practical Proposals for Intractable Problems, Alexis Anderson
Court Capture, J. Jonas Anderson
The Exigencies of Drunk Driving: Cripps v. State and the Issues with Taking Drivers' Blood Without a Warrant, Timothy Andrea
Lawyer and Law Student Well-Being, Filippa M. Anzalone
Justice for All? Protecting the Public Interest in Investment Treaties, Alessandra Arcuri and Francesco Montanaro
Playing a Man Down: Professional Sports and Stadium Finance—How Leagues and Franchises Extract Favorable Terms from American Cities, Nicholas Baker
Constitutional Anomalies or As-Applied Challenges? A Defense of Religious Exemptions, Stephanie H. Barclay and Mark L. Rienzi
Property Rights as Human Rights in International Investment Arbitration: A Critical Approach, Enrique Boone Barrera
The Admissibility of Sampling Evidence to Prove Individual Damages in Class Actions, Hillel J. Bavli and John Kenneth Felter
Criminalizing Race: Racial Disparities in Plea-Bargaining, Carlos Berdejó
Turner-ing Over a New Leaf: Pre-Charge Plea Negotiations as a Critical Stage for the Purposes of the Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel, Alexis Berglund
The Constitution to The Constitution, Mary Sarah Bilder
The Ordeal and the Constitution, Mary Sarah Bilder
Organic Corporate Governance, Robert C. Bird and Stephen Kim Park
Doctrine on the Run: The Deepening Circuit Split Concerning Application of the Fugitive Disentitlement Doctrine to Foreign Nationals, Chloe S. Booth
The Price Tag on Designer Babies: Market Share Liability, Boston College Law Review Staff
When the Defendant Doesn't Testify: The Eighth Circuit Considers a Reasonable Broken Promise in Bahtuoh v. Smith, Alexandre Bou-Rhodes
Aggregation on Defendants' Terms: Bristol-Myers Squibb and the Federalization of Mass-Tort Litigation, Andrew D. Bradt and D. Theodore Rave
Top-Down or from the Ground?: A Practical Perspective on Reforming the Field of Children and the Law, Cheryl Bratt
Discriminatory Job Knowledge Tests, Police Promotions, and What Title VII Can Learn from Tort Law, Mark S. Brodin
Title VII and the Collateral Source Rule: Evaluating the Not-So Equitable Remedy in EEOC v. Consol Energy, Virginia Calistro
Lost Profits in a Multicomponent World, Bernard Chao
Privacy, Screened Out: Analyzing the Threat to Individual Privacy Rights and Fifth Amendment Protections in State v. Stahl, Jesse Coulon
Response Regarding Bureau Civil Investigative Demands and Associated Processes (Docket No. CFPB-2018-0001), Prentiss Cox, Christopher L. Peterson, and Financial Regulation and Consumer Protection Scholars and Former Regulators
Muddying the Chevron Waters: The D.C. Circuit Lacks Doctrinal Clarity in Waterkeeper Alliance v. EPA, Christopher Crocker
Recent Additions to the Collection: Fall 2018, Laurel Davis
The Library of Robert Morris, Civil Rights Lawyer & Activist, Laurel Davis and Mary Sarah Bilder
The James S. Rogers Collection: Examining the Past to Inform the Future, Laurel Davis and Katie Lewis
(Re)Calibration, Standard-Setting and the Shaping of Investment Law and Arbitration, Eric De Brabandere
Eleventh Circuit Prematurely Applied the Rule of Lenity in United States v. Izurieta, C. Alex Dilley
Excessive Force, Police Dogs, and the Fourth Amendment in the Ninth Circuit: The Use of Summary Judgement in Lowry v. City of San Diego, Natasha Dobrott
A Feminist Framing of Non-Consensual Pornography, Claire P. Donohue
A Case for Revisiting the Child Welfare Act, Hannah Dudley
Commodifying Consumer Data in the Era of the Internet of Things, Stacy-Ann Elvy
Technological Opacity & Procedural Injustice, Seth Katsuya Endo
Response Regarding Inherited Regulations and Inherited Rulemaking Authorities (Docket No. CFPB-2018-0012), Kathleen Engel and Financial Regulation and Consumer Protection Scholars and Former Regulators
Response Regarding the Bureau’s Consumer Complaint and Consumer Inquiry Handling Processes (Docket No. CFPB-2018-0014), Kathleen Engel, Mary Spector, and Financial Regulation and Consumer Protection Scholars and Former Regulators
Investment Disputes Oltre lo Stato: On Global Administrative Law, and Fair and Equitable Treatment, Sebastián López Escarcena
Who Can “Seize the Day?”: Analyzing Who Is an “Employee” for Purposes of Unionization and Collective Bargaining Through the Lens of the “Newsie” Strike of 1899, Hannah Esquenazi
The Case for Tipping and Unrestricted Tip-Pooling: Promoting Intrafirm Cooperation, Samuel Estreicher and Jonathan Remy Nash
No Harm, No Foul: The Fourth Circuit Struggles with the "Injury-in-Fact" Requirement to Article III Standing in Data Breach Class Actions, Brandon Ferrick
Wouldn’t It Be Nice: Searching for Clarity in Intermittent Strike Adjudication, Thomas B. Fiascone
Response Regarding Bureau Public Reporting Practices of Consumer Complaint Information (Docket No. CFPB-2018-0006), Pamela Foohey, Angela K. Littwin, Amy J. Schmitz, and Financial Regulation and Consumer Protection Scholars and Former Regulators
Shucking a Patent: How a Simple Best Available Technology Law Can Break the Shell of Patent Protections, Antonio G. Fraone
Technical Fouls: Adjudicating Statutory Violations with Equitable Resolutions, Antonio G. Fraone
Comment on the Draft Report of the ICCA/Queen Mary Task Force on Third Party Funding in International Arbitration, Frank J. Garcia
Concluding Chapter: Theories of Justice and International Trade Law, Frank J. Garcia
Preface, Frank J. Garcia
Third-Party Funding as Exploitation of the Investment Treaty System, Frank J. Garcia
Third-Party Funding as Exploitation of the Investment Treaty System, Frank J. Garcia
The Case Against Third-Party Funding in ISDS: Executive Summary, Frank J. Garcia, Hyun Ju Cho, Tara Santosuosso, Randall Scarlett, and Rachel Denae Thrasher
Introduction: Investment Law for the Twenty-First Century, Frank J. Garcia and Sebastián López Escarcena
Reforming International Investment Law: Opportunities, Challenges, Paradigms, Frank J. Garcia, Leo Gargne, Eric De Brabandere, Rachel Denae Thrasher, and William Park
Restoring Trade’s Social Contract, Frank J. Garcia and Timothy Meyer
Praying for Clarity: Lund, Bormuth, and the Split Over Legislator-Led Prayer, John Gavin
Corporate Constitutional Rights: Easy and Hard Cases, Kent Greenfield
The SEC and Foreign Private Issuers: A Path to Optimal Public Enforcement, Yuliya Guseva
The Burgeoning “Biorights Movement”: Its Legal Basis, What’s at Stake, and How to Respond, Mark A. Hayden
Lawful Permanent Residency: What the United States Citizenship & Immigration Services Giveth, It Can Also Take Away, Rebecca Hayes
Should Investment Treaties Contain Public Policy Exceptions?, Caroline Henckels
Striving for Consistency: The Battle of Jurisdiction in Enforcing Arbitration Awards, Leah Hengemuhle
Promptly Proving the Need to Detain for Post-Entry Social Control Deportation, Mary Holper
A New Mens Rea for Rape: More Convictions and Less Punishment, Kari E. Hong
How To End “Illegal Immigration”, Kari E. Hong
Getting it Righted: Access to Counsel in Rapid Removals, Kari E. Hong and Stephen Manning
Bankruptcy's Exceptions to Discharge: When Does a Statement About a Single Asset Respect the Debtor's Financial Condition?, Roman Ibragimov
Judicial Conflicts and Voting Agreement: Evidence from Interruptions at Oral Argument, Tonja Jacobi and Kyle Rozema
Criminal Doctrines of Faith, David Jaros
The Architecture of Contract Innovation, Matthew Jennejohn
Legal Limbo: The Fifth Circuit's Decision in Turner v. Driver Fails to Clarify the Contours of the Public's First Amendment Right to Record the Police, Stephanie Johnson
How Irrational Actors in the CEO Suite Affect Corporate Governance, Renee M. Jones
Mayhew v. Town of Smyrna: The Sixth Circuit Frustrates Public Employees' Right to a Jury Trial, Margaux Joselow
The Circuit Split on Mens Rea for Aiding and Abetting Liability Under the Alien Tort Statute, Srish Khakurel
If Technology is the Hare, Is Congress the Tortoise? Split Circuits in the Wake of Dahda, Michael Koch