Arizona State
Arthur Hellman (Pittsburgh Law), Sex, Lies, and the Internet: The Unfinished Business of the New Federal Judicial Misconduct Rules
Columbia
Benjamin Liebman (Columbia Law), A Return to Populist Legality? Historical Legacies and Legal Reform
Connecticut
William Forbath (Texas Law)
Florida International University
Howard Wasserman (FIU Law), The Irrepressible Myth of Klein
Florida State
Tess Wilkinson-Ryan (Penn Law), Do Liquidated Damages Encourage Efficient Breach? A Psychological
Minnesota Faculty Works
Anne Coughhlin (Virginia Law), Interrogation Stories
Northwestern Law and Economics
Chris Sanchirico (Penn Law), The Optimal Tax Base
Ohio State
Bradley C. Karkkainen (Minnesota Law)
Washington University of St. Louis
Michael D. Green (Wake Forrest Law), The Unappreciated Congruity of the Second and Third Restatements of Torts on Design Defects
Yale Legal Theory
Chris Kutz (UC Berkeley Law)
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Emory
Michelle Oberman (Santa Clara Law)
Harvard Health Law
Anup Malani (Harvard Law), Do advertisements affect the physiological efficacy of branded drugs?
Hofstra
Clark Lombardi (Washington Law), Church and State in Nineteenth Century America
Northwestern Law and Political Economy
William G. Howell (Chicago Poli. Sci.), War-Time Judgments of Presidential Power: Striking Down but Not Back
NYU Legal History
Jefferson Decker (NYU Law), Governing from the Right: The Conservative Litigation Movement and the Reagan Revolution”
SMU
Charles H. Brower (Mississippi Law)
St. Louis
Robert Gatter (St. Louis Law), Constitutionalization of State Informed Consent Law
USC Law History and Culture
Mary Bilder (Boston College Law), The Authenticity of Madison’s Notes
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