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This Article questions the traditional lawyer regulation regime that took shape when solo practice was the norm and its adequacy to promote ethical compliance in today’s law firms and other…

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,…