Recently, scholars and the media have been paying a lot of attention to the Supreme Court’s so-called “shadow docket”—its rulings… Read More

State generic substitution laws permit, and sometimes require, a pharmacist to ignore the instructions on a prescription written by a… Read More

According to a 2016 Time magazine article, over 45 million people currently work in the “gig,” “on demand,” or “sharing”… Read More

The marriage of discourse and law can reframe whole areas of law into or out of public view, centering some,… Read More

Some constitutional rights of criminal procedure apply unequally, varying based on offense (or punishment) severity. Of some vary proportionally, attaching… Read More

Recently bail reform issues have been in the news across the country, as concerns about fair treatment of defendants and… Read More

In the United States, a criminal defendant can be sentenced to death only upon a finding by the jury.  Thus,… Read More

At the heart of contemporary dispute resolution theory stands the method of interest-based negotiation.  The reliance on interests to resolve… Read More

The Article proposes a novel mechanism by which financial regulatory agencies, such as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”),… Read More

While food consumption is a prerequisite for human life, the effects of the modern diet can be dire.  Modern unhealthy… Read More

Many believe that consumer-sourced reputational information about products should increasingly replace top-down regulation.  Instead of protecting consumers through coercive laws,… Read More

Shopping in brick-and-mortar stores has steadily become obsolete, with online shopping taking over the spotlight.  More interesting is the role… Read More