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Recent News | More News
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Second Opinions -- Obamacare Isn't The Only Target Of Conservative Judges
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Dewey's Decline And The Rise Of High-Risk Big Law
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JPMorgan's Dimon Gets His $23 Million Pay Package
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LCD Case Takes A New Twist
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Need to Know, May 11, 2012: Legal immigration, entrepreneurship
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Nevada Gives Green Light To Google's Driverless Cars
Recent Publications | More Publications
- David Freeman Engstrom, Public Regulation of Private Enforcement: Empirical Analysis of DOJ Oversight of Qui Tam Litigation Under the False Claims Act, 107 Northwestern University Law Review __ (forthcoming 2013).
- Nathan S. Chapman, Michael W. McConnell, Due Process as Separation of Powers, 121 Yale Law Journal (forthcoming 2012).
- William Baude, Beyond DOMA: Choice of State Law in Federal Statutes, 64 Stanford Law Review (forthcoming 2012).
- George G. Triantis, Promissory Autonomy, Imperfect Courts, and the Immorality of the Expectation Damages Default, Suffolk University Law Review (forthcoming 2012).
- Michele Dauber, The Sympathetic State: Disaster Relief and the Origins of the American Welfare State, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, forthcoming 2012.
- Pamela S. Karlan, Marriage, Method, and the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Review, forthcoming.