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Since its 1993 decision *Herrera v. Collins*, the U.S. Supreme Court has explicitly left open the question of whether freestanding claims of innocence may serve as a basis for relief…

This Note analyzes the flaws of a government-created “super statute.” In an unprecedented form of statutory interpretation---known as the hybrid theory---the federal government combines the authority of two portions of…

On April 23, 2010, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed Senate Bill 1070 (SB 1070) into law and ignited a national debate on the issues of immigration policy, federal preemption, and…

Transaction cost became a prominent consideration in discussions related to externalities and ownership arrangements during the last half-century, Demsetz is now convinced that its importance in these matters is much…

This Essay reviews Michael Heller's book *The Gridlock Economy*, focusing especially on its conceptual priors. The book assumes as true the conception that follows from Calabresi and Melamed's Cathedral framework,…

This Article critiques Michael Heller's important contribution in *The Gridlock Economy*. At no point does this Article take the position that gridlock, or the associated anticommons, is not a serious…