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Cyberjuries: A New Role As Online Mock Juries, Nancy S. Marder

All Faculty Scholarship

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Introduction To Secrecy In Litigation (Symposium Editor), Nancy S. Marder

All Faculty Scholarship

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Justice Stevens, The Peremptory Challenge, And The Jury (Symposium), Nancy S. Marder

All Faculty Scholarship

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Constitutional Education For The People Themselves, Sheldon Nahmod

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Kramer's Popular Constitutionalism: A Quick Normative Assessment, Sarah K. Harding

Sarah K. Harding

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The Lamentable Notion Of Indefeasible Presidential Powers: A Reply To Professor Prakash, Harold J. Krent

Harold J. Krent

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Asymmetric Parenthood, Katharine K. Baker

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This analysis of the American Law Institute's Principles of Family Law, Chapter 3, examines how the Principles perceive the origins and extent of parental obligation. What is that makes someone financially responsible for a child? Perhaps surprisingly, the Drafters of this key chapter of the Principles spend remarkably little time analyzing that question. Instead, to determine who has parental obligation, the Principles rely on extant legal paternity and parenthood doctrine that is itself completely muddled. To determine the extent of parental obligation, the Principles employ a binary biological ideal of parenthood that fails to reflect reality for close to half …

The "Modernisation" Of European Community Competition Law: Achieving Consistency In Enforcement-Part Ii (With P. Cassinis), David J. Gerber

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The Limits Of The Olympian Court: Common Law Judging Versus Error Correction In The Supreme Court, Carolyn Shapiro

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Throughout its history, the Supreme Court has struggled to control its caseload and to avoid becoming a court of error correction. Instead, it applies its resources to matters of particular national importance and to promoting uniformity in the law. This Article argues that the Court's approach to maintaining uniformity fails to provide adequate guidance to the lower courts. The Court focuses on resolving disagreements among the lower courts over what rules and standards to apply. But the Court largely ignores the question of whether those directives are applied in a consistent or predictable way. As a result, there are areas …

Dilution's (Still) Uncertain Future, Graeme Dinwoodie

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Patenting Science: Protecting The Domain Of Accessible Knowledge (With R. Dreyfuss), Graeme Dinwoodie

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In this book chapter, we look at the effect of commodification on scientific and technological, as opposed to cultural, activity. After discussing the nature of the commodification debate and the constraints unique to scientific and technological production, we explore ways in which the domain of accessible knowledge could be reconstituted. In our discussion of these strategies, we draw on previous work in which we analyzed (1) various substantive methods for curbing perceived encroachments on the public domain to see how each would fare if challenged under the TRIPS Agreement, and (2) the relationship between the dynamics of domestic legislative procedures …

Ten Years Of Trademark Law: Lessons For The Future?, Graeme Dinwoodie

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Towards An International Framework For The Protection Of Traditional Knowledge, Graeme Dinwoodie

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At a seminar organized by UNCTAD and the Government of India in 2002, participants considered how evolving national systems for the protection of traditional knowledge could be supported or augmented by international measures adopted at the regional or global level. The need for solutions on the international level has been discussed in a number of fora. Yet, the effective protection of the holders of traditional knowledge requires that these discussions move in some way toward implementation of working systems of protection. This short paper, commissioned by UNCTAD for a conference in February 2004, and to be republished in a book …

Medical Malpractice In Jewish Law: Some Parallels To External Norms And Practices, Steven F. Friedell

Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law

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Understanding And Applying International Infectious Disease Law: U.N. Regulations During An H5n1 Avian Flu Epidemic, Timothy J. Miano

Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law

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Military Privatization: Efficiency Or Anarchy?, Mark Calaguas

Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law

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Reservations And The Future Of Inter-American Justice, Jessica Tillson

Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law

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Jurisprudence On Protection Of Weaker Parties In European Contracts Law From A Swedish And Nordic Perspective, Rasmus Goksor

Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law

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An Injury To The Citizen, A Pleasure To The State: A Peculiar Challenge To The Enforcement Of International Refugee Law, Won Kidane

Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law

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Stopping The Bandidos: Pasquantino And The Prosecution Of Tax Fraud In Latin America, Jaime Guttman

Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law

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Vol. 23, No. 1, Gary Bailey

The Illinois Public Employee Relations Report

Contents:

Health Insurance Trends in Interest Arbitration, by Gary Bailey

Recent Developments

Further References, compiled by Yoo-Seong Song

Justice Ginsburg's Fiduciary Loophole: A Viable Achilles' Heel To Hmo's Impenetrable Erisa Shield, Charlotte Johnson

Louis Jackson National Student Writing Competition

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Hot Goods And Cold Cash: Hot Goods Laws, The Joint Employment Doctrine And Retailer Liability Under The Fair Labor Standards Act Of 1938, Brooke Deines

Louis Jackson National Student Writing Competition

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Reasonable Accommodation For Employees With Perceived Disabilities: An Alternative Approach Based On Relationship, Wilson G. Barmeyer

Louis Jackson National Student Writing Competition

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Towards An International Framework For The Protection Of Traditional Knowledge, Graeme B. Dinwoodie

Graeme B. Dinwoodie

At a seminar organized by UNCTAD and the Government of India in 2002, participants considered how evolving national systems for the protection of traditional knowledge could be supported or augmented by international measures adopted at the regional or global level. The need for solutions on the international level has been discussed in a number of fora. Yet, the effective protection of the holders of traditional knowledge requires that these discussions move in some way toward implementation of working systems of protection.

This short paper, commissioned by UNCTAD for a conference in February 2004, and to be republished in a book …