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Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch recently proposed a radical shrinking of federal habeas corpus relief for state prisoners who are in custody pursuant to a final judgment…
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In a Class of Its Own: A Statutory Solution for the Gendered Sentencing Disparity in Teacher-Student Sexual Assault
In recent years, the #MeToo movement has started a powerful cultural dialogue about the pervasiveness and severity of sexual assault in our society. Despite those inroads, certain victims remain invisible.…
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How Far We Have Not Come: An Empirical Comparison of Federal and State Mental Health Legislation
This Note provides an overview of significant changes in mental health law from the nineteenth century onward and analyzes whether federal or state legal interventions create any discernible change in…
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The Sub Rosa Rules of Copyright Fair Use
Codified in 17 U.S.C. § 107, copyright’s “fair use” is one of the best-known and most widely discussed doctrines in intellectual property. Commentators have noted that the § 107 balancing…
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Rewiring Corporate Law for an Interconnected World
The traditional focus of corporate law is on aligning managers’ preferences with the interests of shareholders. We show that this view is premised on two assumptions that are no longer…
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Lawful Work While Undocumented: Business Entity Solutions
Immigration law and business-associations law rarely enter the same conversation. This Article argues, however, that business entity formation—such as the use of limited liability companies—has the potential to not only…
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