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Francis Brown V. Attorney General United States Of America
Michael Carter V. Megan Hayes
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
Robert Mcmanus V. Walgreens Co
Robert Mcmanus V. Walgreens Co
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Keith Tutt V. Warden Allenwood Fci
Keith Tutt V. Warden Allenwood Fci
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
Sean Donahue V. City Of Hazleton
Sean Donahue V. City Of Hazleton
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
In Re Wawa, Inc. Data Security Litigation
In Re Wawa, Inc. Data Security Litigation
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Thomas Gage V. Wells Fargo Bank Na As
Thomas Gage V. Wells Fargo Bank Na As
2023 Decisions
USDC for the District of New Jersey
Crystal Weimer V. County Of Fayette
Crystal Weimer V. County Of Fayette
2023 Decisions
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Martin Walsh V. Eastern Montgomery County Area Local 2233
Martin Walsh V. Eastern Montgomery County Area Local 2233
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Technology Specificity And Equitable Access To Pharmaceuticals, Ana Santos Rutschman
Technology Specificity And Equitable Access To Pharmaceuticals, Ana Santos Rutschman
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Current models of production of pharmaceuticals, particularly those dependent on intellectual property (and adjacent) protections, often contribute to the highly asymmetrical and inequitable distribution of resulting outputs. These problems are especially acute when emerging pathogens cause transnational public health crises in which there is concurrent demand for the same medicines in both lower- and higher-income countries, with populations in the Global South getting very limited timely access, if any, to preventatives and life-saving medicines—even when an outbreak disproportionately affects populations in these very countries.
This essay examines an under-theorized and under-explored way to help correct this historical and persisting deficit …
Lessons From A Retiring Legal Writing Professor, Mary Ann Robinson
Lessons From A Retiring Legal Writing Professor, Mary Ann Robinson
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Thomas Givens V. Walmart Stores Inc
Thomas Givens V. Walmart Stores Inc
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania
Leveraging Technology To Promote Access To Justice, Amy Emerson
Leveraging Technology To Promote Access To Justice, Amy Emerson
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Melvin Abdullah El-Amin V. Commissioner Social Security
Melvin Abdullah El-Amin V. Commissioner Social Security
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
Luis Acevedo-Guallpa V. Attorney General United States Of America
Luis Acevedo-Guallpa V. Attorney General United States Of America
2023 Decisions
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Virtual Criminal Law Dualism, Itay Ravid, Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg
Virtual Criminal Law Dualism, Itay Ravid, Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg
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Since the start of the new millennium, technological and societal changes have initiated a transition from physical to virtual spaces. This farreaching phenomenon has extended to the law and legal institutions, including the criminal law domain. This essay coins the term “virtual criminal law dualism” to describe the dynamic relationship between the virtual and physical spaces in the criminal law sphere. We contend that the transition to virtual spaces has manifested in two distinct aspects. The first relates to formal doctrinal, procedural, and institutional changes that the mainstream criminal law and procedure have undergone due to the emergence of virtual …
140 Characters To Justice? The Promise And Perils Of Using Social Media To Reveal Lay Punishment Perspectives, Itay Ravid, Rotem Dror
140 Characters To Justice? The Promise And Perils Of Using Social Media To Reveal Lay Punishment Perspectives, Itay Ravid, Rotem Dror
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For centuries, penal theorists have debated two key criminal justice questions: justifying state punishment power and determining proper punishment levels. Moral philosophers offered several theories to address these questions. Over time, calls emerged to move beyond theories and to consider community views on punishment rationales in criminal law and policy design, an approach that gained support alongside meaningful critique. Concurrently, social science advancements enabled empirically deepening understanding of public attitudes about punishment, largely through surveys and experiments.
One domain, however, remained untouched by those calling to assess lay intuitions of justice: social media. Such oversight is puzzling in light of …
In Re: Nfl Players Concussion Injury Litigation
In Re: Nfl Players Concussion Injury Litigation
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Janssen Products Lp V. Evenus Pharmaceuticals Laboratories Inc
Janssen Products Lp V. Evenus Pharmaceuticals Laboratories Inc
2023 Decisions
USDC for the District of New Jersey
Scott Stouffer V. Union Railroad Co
Scott Stouffer V. Union Railroad Co
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania