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Forum: The Draft Restatement (Third) of Conflict of Laws: A Response to Brilmayer & Listwa
sight of this point, if they ever understood it. Forty-three years after the publication of the Restatement (Second), the ALI commissioned a third
Forum: Who Cares About the Cult of Ptolemy?: A Surreply to Katz
of two others—a new technical vocabulary and a system of numerical/graphical presentation. I would be grateful to Katz even if his response did not
Forum: Abuse of Property Right Without Political Foundations: A Response to Katz
According to the principle Katz defends, an owner abuses her property rights with respect to a thing she owns if she makes an otherwise permitted decision
The Jurisprudence of Mixed Motives
Reg. §§ 1.162-2(b)(1) to (2) (1960) (considering whether the trip is primarily relat… If applying the language of tort causation, we would say that
Forum: Postmortem Rights of Publicity: The Federal Estate Tax Consequences of New State-Law Property Rights
other lifetime instrument his or her post-death “rights in his or her name, voice, signature, photograph, or likeness.” If the decedent did not make
Forum: A Conversation with Justice Ginsburg
as I’ve heard you say before. So, if you could, talk a little bit about the challenge of reaching the holding that you found in that case. Justice Ruth
Forum: Cost-Benefit Analysis of Financial Regulations: A Response to Criticisms
health and safety. Third, Coates fails to provide plausible alternatives to CBA. At times, he advocates “expert judgment,” which is an empty if not
Forum: Ending Court Protection of Voters from the Initiative Process
” A court determining that an initiated measure contains more than one subject will often remove it from the ballot or declare the measure void if it
Forum: Please Don't Cite This Case! The Precedential Value of Bush v. Gore
decided the case. Thus, in an entirely typical use of the phrase, Justice Thomas wrote in M.L.B. v. S.L.J. that “even if the Griffin line of cases was
Forum: Privilege Review
This single mouse click occurred despite a lengthy and thorough privilege review. The court was unsympathetic. “If parties opt to use technological