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““Quibbles of Westminster Hall”: The Antimony of Text and Spirit in Revolutionary-Era Legal Culture”

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Journal of the Early Republic

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“New Challenges to Challenging Voter Intimidation”

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“Three Crises: Saving the World”

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“Select Criminal Law and Procedure Cases from the Supreme Court’s 2023-24 Term”

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“Trust Me: An Ethical Profession in an Age of Artificial Expertise”

Sherman J. Clark
Michigan Technology Law Review

“Einsatzmöglichkeiten für Streitkräfte im Rahmen der Vereinten Nationen, unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Handlungsspielraums von Regionalorganisationen”

Bruno E. Simma

“Personalize Your Defaults (Especially When You Write)”

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“Judicial Hierarchy and Change in Administrative Law”

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“The Case for a Carbon Tax Revisited”

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University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper

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“Political Biases and Taxation Revisited”

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University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper

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“Taxpayer Rights After a Decade Revisited”

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“Banks and Tax-Exempt Debt Arbitrage”

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“The Effects of the Reverse Charge Mechanism on the VAT Gap”

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“The Philosophy of Policing”

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“Law, Institutions and Economic Development: Examining the Development of the Home Mortgage Market in India - Can Two Wrongs Make a Right?”

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“Manipulating Random Assignment: Evidence from Consumer Bankruptcies in the Nation’s Largest Cities”

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American Law and Economics Review

“Uncorrected”

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“An Incidental Standard for Medical AI”

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“The Conservative Case for a Professionalized Civil Service”

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“The Death of Administrative Pragmatism?”

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“Remedying and Severing Statutory Inequalities”

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“Disability Discrimination in Health After COVID”

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“A Non-Exceptional Labor Exemption”

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“The End of Administrative Pragmatisim?”

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“How Biased Beliefs about Vulnerability to Harm Influence Assessments of Noneconomic Tort Damages”

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DePaul Law Review

“Too Scared to Use: Living Wills and Orderly Liquidation of Too-Big-to-Fail Financial Institutions”

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Iowa Law Review

“How Bureaucracies Learn: Innovation in the Patent Office’s Handling of Interferences, 1836-1940”

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“Why Financial Crises Recur”

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“Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Nearby Branch Closures and Small Business Growth”

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“From Relic to Relevance, The Resurgence of Tariffs”

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“How Intellectual Property Ends”

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“Campaigns, Copyright and Tarnishment”

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Aaron Perzanowski
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“The New International Law of Contracts”

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European Journal of International Law

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“Noneconomic Tort Damage and Biansed Beliefs about Vulnerability to Harm”

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Michigan State Law Review

“Waiting for Justice: Unconstitutional Delays in the Appointment of Criminal Defense Counsel”

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Virginia Law Review