“Fee Shifting, Nominal Damages, and the Public Interest”
St. John’s Law Review
The Myth of Executive Power
“Assessing Visions of Democracy in Regulatory Policymaking”
Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy
“The Early Years of Congress’s Anti-Removal Power”
American Journal of Legal History
“Learning to Manipulate a Financial Benchmark”
“Protecting the Sovereign’s Money Monopoly”
Michigan Bar Journal
“Looking and Seeing”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Martin Feldstein”
The Palgrave Companion to Harvard Economics
“The Structure of Land Use Administration: A Research Agenda”
A Research Agenda for Land Use and Planning Law
“International Human Rights Law”
The Cambridge History of International Law
“Investigation”
Modern Criminal Procedure, Cases, Comments, & Questions
“Distinguished Discussant Comment on Grotius Lecture, “The Art of International Law, ” by Judge Hilary Charlesworth of the International Court of Justice”
American Society of International Law Proceedings
Foreword to Art and Human Rights: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Contemporary Issues
Art and Human Rights: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Contemporary Issues
“Adjudication”
Modern Criminal Procedure, Cases, Comments, & Questions
“Administrative tasks”
“Einsatzmöglichkeiten für Streitkräfte im Rahmen der Vereinten Nationen, unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Handlungsspielraums von Regionalorganisationen”
“Challenging “the Veil and the Male Elite”: Fatima Mernissi’s Work as a Demand for Women’s Equal Right to Take Part in Cultural Life”
Engaging Fatima Mernissi: Feminism, Islam and Civil Society
“Commonsense Consent and Action Representation: What is ‘Essential’ to Consent?”
Cambridge Handbook of Experimental Jurisprudence
“Medical-Legal Partnerships Reinvigorate Systems Lawyering Using an Upstream Approach”
Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics
“Tattoos, Norms, and Implied Licenses”
Minnesota Law Review Headnotes
“Erasing Section 2”
Oxford Handbook of American Election Law
“Meme Corporate Governance”
Southern California Law Review
“The Meme Stock Frenzy: Origins and Implications”
Southern California Law Review
“Terrible Freedom, Ambiguous Authenticity, and the Pragmatism of the Endangered: Why Free Speech in Law School Gets Complicated”
Hofstra Law Review
“Third Parties”
Research Handbook on the Philosophy of Contract Law
“Bank Runs During Crypto Winter”
“Don’t be Cruel”
Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development
“A Hopeful Conversation: Overcoming Impunity for Sexual and Gender Based Violence”
American Society of International Law Proceedings
“The Law and Economics of Soft Dollars: A Review of the Literature and Evidence from MiFID II”
Review of Banking & Financial Law
“Modular Bankruptcy: Toward a Consumer Scheme of Arrangement”
“What Do Consumers Understand About Predispute Arbitration Agreements? An Empirical Investigation”
“Locating Liability for Medical AI”
DePaul Law Review
“Informationalism Beyond Managerialism”
Law and Contemporary Problems
“Valuing Social Data”
Columbia Law Review
“The Great Regulatory Dodge”
Harvard Journal of Law and Technology
“Researcher Access to Social Media Data”
Berkeley Technology Law Journal
“New Tech, Old Problem: The Rise of Virtual Rent-to-Own Agreements”
Boston College Law Review
“Personalize Your Defaults (Especially When You Write)”
“The Runaway Train of Mandated Reporting”
San Diego Law Review
“Mandated Reporting of Child Maltreatment”
An Introduction to the Medical Evaluation of Child Maltreatment
“Cryptic Patent Reform Through the Inflation Reduction Act”
Harvard Journal of Law and Technology
“Principles for Health Information Collection, Sharing, and Use: A Policy Statement From the American Heart Association”
Circulation
“Legal Aspects of Artificial Intelligence in Medical Practice”
Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Practice
“Health AI, System Performance, and Physicians in the Loop”
The Economics of Artificial Intelligence: Health Care Challenges
“Legal Processes Required to Implement AI in Healthcare”
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Healthcare
“Rethinking Innovation at FDA”
Boston University Law Review