“Is the Notion of Corporate Fault a Faulty Notion? The Case of Corporate Mens Rea”

Vikramaditya S. Khanna
  • Criminal Law
  • Corporate and Securities Law
Boston University Law Review
1999

Criminal Procedure

Jerold H. Israel
  • Criminal Law
1999

Basic Criminal Procedure: Cases, Comments, and Questions

Jerold H. Israel
  • Criminal Law
1999

“Writing and Reading in Philosophy, Law, and Poetry”

James Boyd White
  • Legal Writing and Research
  • Philosophy of Law
Law and Literature
1999

“Egelhoff Again”

Peter K. Westen
American Criminal Law Review
1999

“Failure and Forgiveness: A Review”

James J. White
American Bankruptcy Law Journal
1999

“Tax Consequences of Assigning Life Insurance - Time for Another Look”

Lawrence W. Waggoner
Florida Tax Review
1999

“Fuller and Language”

Joseph Vining
  • Legal Writing and Research
Rediscovering Fuller: Essays on Implicit Law and Institutional Design
1999

“Humanities and the Law: A Kinship of Performance”

James Boyd White
Law Quadrangle Notes
1999

From Expectation to Experience: Essays on Law and Legal Education

James Boyd White
1999

“Japan and ‘Post-Modern’ Human Rights”

Mark D. West
Law Quadrangle Notes
1999

“Making Sense of Japan’s Sokaiya Racketeers”

Mark D. West
Law Quadrangle Notes
1999

“Legal Theory and the Claim of Authority”

Philip Soper
The Duty to Obey the Law: Selected Philosophical Readings
1999

“Beyond the Hero Judge: Institutional Reform Litigation as Litigation”

Margo Schlanger
Michigan Law Review
1999

“’Stubborn and Disposed to Stand their Ground’: Black Militia, Sugar Workers and the Dynamics of Collective Action in the Louisiana Sugar Bowl, 1863-87”

Rebecca J. Scott
  • Race and the Law
  • Legal History
Slavery & Abolition
1999

“Reclamando la mula de Gregoria Quesada: El significado de la libertad en los valles del Arimao y del Caunao, Cienfuegos, Cuba”

Rebecca J. Scott
  • Race and the Law
  • Legal History
Illes i Imperis
1999

“’Stubborn and Disposed to Stand their Ground’: Black Militia, Sugar Workers and the Dynamics of Collective Action in the Louisiana Sugar Bowl, 1863-87”

Rebecca J. Scott
  • Race and the Law
  • Legal History
From Slavery to Emancipation in the Atlantic World
1999