University of Chicago Law Review 1998 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
A backdoor to policy making: the use of philosophers by the Supreme Court. | Law | Rao, Neomi |
Against cyberanarchy.(regulating commercial transactions in cyberspace) | Law | Goldsmith, Jack L. |
A positive psychological theory of judging in hindsight. | Law | Rachlinski, Jeffrey J. |
Arbitrating statutory rights in the union setting: breaking the collective interest problem without damaging labor relations. | Law | Kim, Albert Y. |
Assigning common law claims for fraud. | Law | Luthy, Teal E. |
Can shaming punishments educate? | Law | Garvey, Stephen P. |
Character, choice, and "aberrant behavior": aligning criminal sentencing with concepts of moral blame. | Law | Hill, Rachael A. |
Duties of care under the Revised Uniform Partnership Act. | Law | Martin, Gerard C. |
Harnessing politics: the dynamics of offset requirements in the tax legislative process. | Law | Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett |
How clear is "clear"? A lenient interpretation of the Gregory v. Ashcroft clear statement rule. | Law | Lee, Michael P. |
Implications of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 for judicial presumptions of market efficiency. | Law | Carden, Nathaniel |
"Imposing" a sentence under Rule 35(c). (Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure) | Law | Rittenberg, Andrew P. |
Invocations as evidence: admitting nonparty witness invocations of the privilege against self-incrimination. | Law | Van Oort, Aaron |
Judicial review of discount rates used in regulatory cost-benefit analysis. | Law | Morrison, Edward R. |
Lawyers and confidentiality. | Law | Fischel, Daniel R. |
Legal regulation of employment reference practices. | Law | Verkerke, J. Hoult |
"Mend the hold" and Erie: why an obscure contracts doctrine should control in federal diversity cases. | Law | Sitkoff, Robert H. |
Minding the gap: determining interest rates under the U.N. convention for the international sale of goods. | Law | Kizer, Karin L. |
Mitigating punishment for statutory rape.(culpability should not be transferred to adolescent girl) | Law | Guerrina, Britton |
Obtaining jurisdiction over states in bankruptcy proceedings after Seminole Tribe. | Law | Goebel, Teresa K. |
Parent-subsidiary communications and the attorney-client privilege.(Case Note) | Law | Taggart, Andrew R. |
Policing for profit: the drug war's hidden economic agenda. | Law | Blumenson, Eric, Nilsen, Eva |
Removing the 'fuel of interest' from the 'fire of genius': law and the employee-inventor, 1830-1930. | Law | Fisk, Catherine L. |
Should courts consider 18 U.S.C. s. 3501 sua sponte? (admissibility of confessions) | Law | Miller, Eric D. |
Silencing nullification advocacy inside the jury room and outside the courtroom. | Law | King, Nancy J. |
Survival of the common law abuse of process tort in the face of a Noerr-Pennington defense. | Law | Maher, Joseph B. |
Taxes as ballots. (assessing public opinion from tax form voluntary contribution choices) | Law | Levmore, Saul P. |
The evidentiary theory of blackmail: taking motives seriously. | Law | Berman, Mitchell N. |
The Fourth Amendment and dormitory searches - a new truce. | Law | Stanley, Kristal Otto |
The Fourth Amendment and facilities inspections under the Chemical Weapons Convention. | Law | Greenlee, Robert F. |
Why it pays to file for bankruptcy: a critical look at the incentives under U.S. personal bankruptcy law and a proposal for change. | Law | White, Michelle J. |
Why judges, not juries, should set punitive damages. | Law | Mogin, Paul |
Why Title IX does not preclude Section 1983 claims. | Law | Zwibelman, Michael A. |
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