| Harvard Law Review 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An expectations approach to client identity. | Law | |
| A penumbra too far. (hate speech under the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments) (response to Akhil Reed Amar, Harvard Law Review, vol. 106, p. 124, 1992) | Law | Kozinski, Alex, Volokh, Eugene |
| A Petition Clause analysis of suits against the government: implications for Rule 11 sanctions. | Law | |
| Aspiration and control: international legal rhetoric and the essentialization of culture. | Law | |
| "But the alternative is despair": European nationalism and the modernist renewal of international law. | Law | Berman, Nathaniel |
| Constitutional limits on anti-gay-rights initiatives. | Law | |
| Contract law - employment-at-will - N.Y. Court of Appeals implies reporting requirement into law firm-associate employment relationship. | Law | |
| Developments in the law - legal responses to domestic violence. | Law | |
| Due process clause - custodial relationships - Third Circuit finds no affirmative duty of care by school officials to their students. (Case Note) | Law | |
| Eighth Amendment - punitive damages - Florida Supreme Court upholds "split-recovery" statute. (Case Note) | Law | |
| Employment law - gender discrimination - Third Circuit rules that denial of promotion based on an equally applied legitimate subjective criterion is not discrimination. | Law | |
| Equal Protection Clause - judicial review - D.C. Circuit invalidates the FCC's gender-based policies. (Case Note) | Law | |
| Evidence - expert testimony - Sixth Circuit holds that expert testimony is not needed to establish a standard of care in surrogacy cases. (Case Note) | Law | |
| First Amendment - bias-motivated crimes - court strikes down hate crimes penalty enhancer statute. (Wisconsin) (Case Note) | Law | |
| Hate is not speech: a constitutional defense of penalty enhancement for hate crimes. | Law | |
| Interpretation and authority in state constitutionalism. | Law | Kahn, Paul W. |
| On analogical reasoning. | Law | Sunstein, Cass R. |
| One strike and you're out? Creating an efficient permanent replacement doctrine. | Law | |
| Out of the frying pan or into the fire? Race and choice of venue after Rodney King. | Law | |
| Pornography, equality, and a discrimination-free workplace: a comparative perspective. | Law | |
| Preemption doctrine after Cipollone - Nevada Supreme Court holds that the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act impliedly preempts state common-law actions based on inadequate labelling. (Case Note) | Law | |
| Racial violence against Asian Americans. | Law | |
| Rape law - lack of affirmative and freely-given permission - New Jersey Supreme Court holds that lack of consent constitutes "physical force." (Case Note) | Law | |
| Second best: the soft underbelly of deterrence theory in tort. | Law | Williams, Stephen F. |
| Securities laws - disclosure liability - Ninth Circuit declines to rule on whether investors may indirectly waive misrepresentation claims against securities issuers. (Case Note) | Law | |
| State constitutions - cruel or unusual punishment - Michigan Supreme Court casts doubt on its commitment to adhere to federal interpretations of parallel constitutional provisions. (Case Note) | Law | |
| State constitutions - homosexual sodomy - Kentucky Supreme Court finds that criminalization of homosexual sodomy violates state constitutional guarantees of privacy and equal protection. (Case Note) | Law | |
| Taking back takings: a Coasean approach to regulation. | Law | |
| The Civil Rights Act of 1991 and less discriminatory alternatives in disparate impact litigation. | Law | |
| The Civil Rights Act of 1991: the business necessity standard. (employment discrimination) | Law | |
| The demise of the Chaplinsky fighting words doctrine: an argument for its interment. | Law | |
| The Oregon health care proposal and the Americans with Disabilities Act. | Law | |
| The political economy of the Wagner Act: power, symbol, and workplace cooperation. | Law | Barenberg, Mark |
| What's culture got to do with it? Excising the harmful tradition of female circumcision. | Law | |
| Whiteness as property. | Law | Harris, Cheryl I. |
| Winship on rough waters: the erosion of the reasonable doubt standard. | Law | |
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