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Forum: Citizens United and Its Critics
the majority opinion at all, as if the Court had simply ruled that Congress had passed a law with which it emphatically disagreed and would therefore
Forum: Metadata and Issues Relating to the Form of Production
are not, part of a “document.” Metadata is “electronically stored information,” discoverable if relevant, not privileged, and within the limits that
The New Corporate Web: Tailored Entity Partitions and Creditors’ Selective Enforcement
Existing scholarship often examines these partitions as if firms either fully isolate assets by a legal partition or fully integrate them in one entity
Forum: Facilitating Future Workforce Participation for Stay-at-Home Parents: Mitigating the Career Costs of Parenthood
leave protections, most mothers must return to work while their infants are still tiny if they would like to keep their jobs. The most generous federal
The Race-Blind Future of Voting Rights
fraction of seats they would control if districts were drawn randomly and without the use of racial data. Long critical of the proportionality benchmark
Competing Exclusionary Rules in Multistate Investigations: Resolving Conflicts of State Search-and-Seizure Law
State A’s constitution. Should the evidence be admitted because forum law applies or excluded because the law of the situs of the search applies? What if
Forum: A Proposed Postpandemic Framework for Ordinary Course and MAE Provisions in Merger Agreements: Reviewing Recent Market Practice Changes and Addressing Skewed Incentives
event happening. In other words, their agreement provided that the buyer would have to close even if the extraordinary event occurred and had a
Forum: Intellectual Property as Property
the need for the creation of incentives on the other. The former makes intellectual property, and exclusion in particular, presumptively suspect: if
Forum: Conditional Taxation and the Constitutionality of Health Care Reform
several prominent scholars have argued similarly that this “individual responsibility requirement” (IRR) ought to be unconstitutional, even if current
Forum: Implementing Aggregation in Law: The Median Outcome Rule
as Porat and Posner argue, the court in Example 1 might assign liability if it assessed the validity of both claims in conjunction. The probability