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The essential structure of judgment proofing.(protecting corporate assets from legal judgments): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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The essential structure of judgment proofing.(protecting co…
By: Lynn M. LoPucki
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Judgment proofing, bankruptcy policy, and the dark side of tort liability.(response to article by Steven L. Schwarcz in this issue, p. 1): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Judgment proofing, bankruptcy policy, and the dark side of …
By: Charles W., Jr. Mooney
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The law, culture, and economics of fashion.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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The law, culture, and economics of fashion.: An article fro…
By: C. Scott Hemphill, Jeannie Suk
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The death of contra.(The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, 16th edition change): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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The death of contra.(The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Cita…
By: Gil Grantmore
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We are the (national) champions: understanding the mechanisms of state capitalism in China.(III. The Party-State as Controlling Shareholder through ... An article from: Stanford Law Review
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We are the (national) champions: understanding the mechanis…
By: Li-Wen Lin, Curtis J. Milhaupt
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Mapped out of local democracy.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Mapped out of local democracy.: An article from: Stanford L…
By: Michelle Wilde Anderson
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Criminal madness: cultural iconography and insanity. (Symposium: Media, Justice, and the Law): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Criminal madness: cultural iconography and insanity. (Sympo…
By: Russell D. Covey
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The costs and benefits of letting juries punish corporations: comment on Viscusi.(response to article by W. Kip Viscusi in this issue, p. 547): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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The costs and benefits of letting juries punish corporation…
By: Robert J. MacCoun
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Life after Bilski.(Symposium): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Life after Bilski.(Symposium): An article from: Stanford La…
By: Mark A. Lemley, Michael Risch, Ted Sichelman, R. Polk Wagner
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A reply to Posner.(response to article by Richard Posner on p. 737 of this issue): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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A reply to Posner.(response to article by Richard Posner on…
By: Jed Rubenfeld
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Pragmatism versus purposivism in First Amendment analysis.(response to article by Jed Rubenfeld, Stanford Law Review, v. 53, 2001, p. 767): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Pragmatism versus purposivism in First Amendment analysis.(…
By: Richard A. Posner
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Pleading sovereign immunity: the doctrinal underpinnings of Hans v. Louisiana and Ex Parte Young.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Pleading sovereign immunity: the doctrinal underpinnings of…
By: Sina Kian
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Interests of Justice: Reforming the Legal Profession.(Book Review): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Interests of Justice: Reforming the Legal Profession.(Book …
By: Angela P. Harris
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Classification cancels corporate accountability.(staggered terms for corporate directors): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Classification cancels corporate accountability.(staggered …
By: Patrick S. McGurn
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In the Interests of Justice: Reforming the Legal Profession.(Book Review): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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In the Interests of Justice: Reforming the Legal Profession…
By: Geoffrey C., Jr. Hazard
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Article 36 of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations: private enforcement in American courts after LaGrand.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Article 36 of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations: …
By: Cara Drinan
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Punitive damages and deterrence of efficiency-promoting analysis: a problem without a solution?(response to article by W. Kip Viscusi in this issue, p. 547): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Punitive damages and deterrence of efficiency-promoting ana…
By: Steven Garber
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Foreword: revisioning the constellations of critical race theory, law and economics, and empirical scholarship.(Symposium on 'Pervasive Prejudice?' by ... Harris): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Foreword: revisioning the constellations of critical race t…
By: Clark Freshman
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The Community Economic Development Movement: Law, Business, and the New Social Policy.(Book Review): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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The Community Economic Development Movement: Law, Business,…
By: Gerald Torres
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The surprising virtues of treating trade secrets as IP rights.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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The surprising virtues of treating trade secrets as IP righ…
By: Mark A. Lemley
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Private property.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Private property.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
By: Mark A. Lemley
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Statement on the death of Justice Byron R. White.(Obituary): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Statement on the death of Justice Byron R. White.(Obituary)…
By: Ruth Bader (U.S. Supreme Court Justice) Ginsburg
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Irrelevant confusion. (false advertising-like trademark claims): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Irrelevant confusion. (false advertising-like trademark cla…
By: Mark A. Lemley, Mark P. McKenna
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Deep secrecy.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Deep secrecy.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
By: David E. Pozen
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Nonlethal self-defense, (almost entirely) nonlethal weapons, and the rights to keep and bear arms and defend life.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Nonlethal self-defense, (almost entirely) nonlethal weapons…
By: Eugene Volokh
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Issues of method in analyzing the policy response to emergencies.(response to Richard A. Posner and Adrian Vermuele, Stanford Law Review, vol. 56, p. 605, 2003): An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Issues of method in analyzing the policy response to emerge…
By: Mark V. Tushnet
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Viewpoint diversity and media consolidation: an empirical study.: An article from: Stanford Law Review
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Viewpoint diversity and media consolidation: an empirical s…
By: Daniel E. Ho, Kevin M. Quinn
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