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Full-Text Articles in Law
Law Review Annual Banquet: The Joy Of Law, The Honorable William C. Griesbach
Law Review Annual Banquet: The Joy Of Law, The Honorable William C. Griesbach
Marquette Law Review
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Jamie S. V. Milwaukee Public Schools: Urban Challenges Cause Systemic Violations Of The Idea, Amy L. Macardy
Jamie S. V. Milwaukee Public Schools: Urban Challenges Cause Systemic Violations Of The Idea, Amy L. Macardy
Marquette Law Review
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"Slicing A Shadow": The Debate Over Combined Reporting And Its Effect On Wisconsin's Business Climate, Staci Flinchbaugh
"Slicing A Shadow": The Debate Over Combined Reporting And Its Effect On Wisconsin's Business Climate, Staci Flinchbaugh
Marquette Law Review
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Informational Blackmail: Survived By Technicality?, Chen Yehudai
Informational Blackmail: Survived By Technicality?, Chen Yehudai
Marquette Law Review
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The Disappointed Expectations Test And The Economic Loss Doctrine, Ralph C. Anzivino
The Disappointed Expectations Test And The Economic Loss Doctrine, Ralph C. Anzivino
Marquette Law Review
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Draining The Morass: Ending The Jurisprudentially Unsound Unpublication System, David R. Cleveland
Draining The Morass: Ending The Jurisprudentially Unsound Unpublication System, David R. Cleveland
Marquette Law Review
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Beyond Decisional Templates: The Role Of Imaginative Justice In The Trial Court, The Honorable Sarah Evans Barker
Beyond Decisional Templates: The Role Of Imaginative Justice In The Trial Court, The Honorable Sarah Evans Barker
Marquette Law Review
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The Legitimacy Of Police Among Young African-American Men, Tracey Meares
The Legitimacy Of Police Among Young African-American Men, Tracey Meares
Marquette Law Review
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Table Of Contents For Volume 92 Issue 4, Marquette University
Table Of Contents For Volume 92 Issue 4, Marquette University
Marquette Law Review
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Be Wise: Revise, Lisa A. Mazzie
Accomodating Respectful Religious Expression In The Workplace, Nantiya Ruan
Accomodating Respectful Religious Expression In The Workplace, Nantiya Ruan
Marquette Law Review
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The Copyright Revision Act Of 2026, Jessica Litman
The Copyright Revision Act Of 2026, Jessica Litman
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
American copyright law is broken. In fact, its failings are leading lawyers and scholars to find resourceful strategies to work around the deficiencies in the current state of the law. These strategies, the lecturer argues, indicate that a fundamental overhaul of copyright law is imminent. After lamenting the disconnect between academia and the practicing bar and examining the present laws' shortcomings felt by authors, distributors, and consumers alike, the lecturer provides three goals a new copyright regime should meet. First, copyright law should be more easily accessible and, likewise, understandable for non-lawyers. Second, the new copyright laws should reduce the …
Rethinking Patent Fraud Enforcement In A Reform Era, Kali Murray, Dmitriy Vinarov
Rethinking Patent Fraud Enforcement In A Reform Era, Kali Murray, Dmitriy Vinarov
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
This Article contends that, while the defense of inequitable conduct offers an avenue to combat fraudulent patent applications, the doctrine suffers from shortcomings that spring from two compromises. First, the amorphous nature of the equitable defense prompts institutional conflict between the United States Patent and Trademark Office and the Federal Circuit. Second, by relegating enforcement solely to a patentee's market competitors, the defense fails to protect the public interest adequately. In light of these compromises, the authors propose two goals to guide current reform efforts in Congress. Initially, Congress's attempt to reform patent fraud enforcement should relieve the aforementioned institutional …
Trademark Fair Use: Braun® Versus The Bunny, Vanessa P. Rollins
Trademark Fair Use: Braun® Versus The Bunny, Vanessa P. Rollins
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
Nominative fair use is a contentious issue in the field of trademark law. Manufacturers of original products who oppose the use of their actual products in advertisements for complementary goods often resort to the Lanham Act to prevent such practices. Courts have found the use of another's product in the advertising of complementary goods falls outside the nominative fair use defense. This article examines the nominative fair use defense and whether nominative fair use should encompass such uses.
Toward A More Reliable Fact-Finder In Patent Litigation, Amy Tindell
Toward A More Reliable Fact-Finder In Patent Litigation, Amy Tindell
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
Juries have been perceived as a blessing and a curse. They are perceived differently in different areas of law. For example, practitioners in patent law view juries in a negative light as the fact finders. In accordance with this view, Federal Courts of Appeals have begun to narrow the role of juries in patent trials. This paper follows the development of the Seventh Amendment in the patent context and its current status. This paper then proposes a system similar to peer-review to replace the traditional jury in patent trials.
Emerging Scholars Series: Cross-Border Injunctions In U.S. Patent Cases And Their Enforcement Abroad, Marketa Trimble
Emerging Scholars Series: Cross-Border Injunctions In U.S. Patent Cases And Their Enforcement Abroad, Marketa Trimble
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
Injunctions enforcing a patentee's right to exclude provide an incentive to invent; however, injunctions are only effective if they can be enforced. Enforcing an injunction becomes problematic when other jurisdictions are involved, yet plaintiffs request such injunctions despite the potential inherent difficulties of cross-border enforcement. The author empirically analyzes the number and types of cross-border injunctions issued in the United States against foreign entities by discussing methods of enforcing injunctions abroad and the difficulties inherent in those methods. Comparing cases of cross-border injunctions issued by European courts, the author reviews the controversial pan-European injunction that covers not only the territory …
Not All Grace Periods Are Created Equal: Building A Grace Period From The Ground Up, Renee E. Metzler
Not All Grace Periods Are Created Equal: Building A Grace Period From The Ground Up, Renee E. Metzler
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
The grace period for patent application filing is the amount of time a patent applicant has to file the application after the invention has been disclosed to the public. The rules and amount of time allowed vary greatly among countries. This comment explores the theoretical justifications for a grace period, the structural elements of a grace period, and other approaches to a grace period used in countries outside of the United States. The author proposes an ideal grace period model that would create international harmonization.
Fixing Continuing Application Practice At The Uspto, Kevin Rizzuto
Fixing Continuing Application Practice At The Uspto, Kevin Rizzuto
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
Controversy surrounds continuing application practice at the United States Patent & Trademark Office. Legal scholars highlight problems with continuing application practice and ways that applicants abuse the system. Patent practitioners admit that continuing application abuses exist, yet believe that establishing limits on continuing application practice would lead to an increase in appeals to the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences. The USPTO attributes much of its continually growing backlog to the volume of continuing applications and requests for continued examinations, and published Proposed Rules to limit continuing applications. Legal scholars and the USPTO propose solutions that are too restrictive on …
Three Cases: A Practitioner's Life In Copyright, Mary Jane Sanders
Three Cases: A Practitioner's Life In Copyright, Mary Jane Sanders
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
In this speech, the lecturer highlights three influential Supreme Court decisions on copyright law and explains how these cases have influenced her career. The lecturer explains that the highlighted cases had a lasting impact on the intellectual property world and are still applicable to today's copyright practitioners. Even though intellectual property law now involves more cutting edge technology, issues such as copyright infringement, copyright ownership, and the award of attorney fees will always be fundamental to any copyright litigation.
Conciseness In Legal Writing, Lisa Mazzie Hatlen
Conciseness In Legal Writing, Lisa Mazzie Hatlen
Faculty Publications
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"Ideology In" Or "Cultural Cognition Of" Judging: What Difference Does It Make?, Dan M. Kahan
"Ideology In" Or "Cultural Cognition Of" Judging: What Difference Does It Make?, Dan M. Kahan
Marquette Law Review
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Making Sense Of Schaumberg: Seeking Coherence In First Amendment Charitable Solicitation Law, John D. Inazu
Making Sense Of Schaumberg: Seeking Coherence In First Amendment Charitable Solicitation Law, John D. Inazu
Marquette Law Review
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Worksite Raids And Immigration Norms: A "Sticky" Problem, Benjamin Crouse
Worksite Raids And Immigration Norms: A "Sticky" Problem, Benjamin Crouse
Marquette Law Review
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Same-Sex Divorce And Wisconsin Courts: Imperfect Harmony?, Louis Thorson
Same-Sex Divorce And Wisconsin Courts: Imperfect Harmony?, Louis Thorson
Marquette Law Review
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Volume 92, Issue 3 Table Of Contents, Marquette University
A Matter Of Trust: Should No-Reliance Causes Bar Claims For Fraudulent Inducement Of Contract?, Allen Blair
A Matter Of Trust: Should No-Reliance Causes Bar Claims For Fraudulent Inducement Of Contract?, Allen Blair
Marquette Law Review
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The Dilemma Of The Vengeful Client: A Prescriptive Framework For Cooling The Flames Of Anger, Robin Wellford Slocum
The Dilemma Of The Vengeful Client: A Prescriptive Framework For Cooling The Flames Of Anger, Robin Wellford Slocum
Marquette Law Review
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Media And Conflict Resolution: A Framework For Analysis, Eytan Gilboa
Media And Conflict Resolution: A Framework For Analysis, Eytan Gilboa
Marquette Law Review Conferences
No abstract provided.
Political Violence And The Media, Robert G. Meadow
Political Violence And The Media, Robert G. Meadow
Marquette Law Review Conferences
No abstract provided.
The Impact Of News Coverage On Conflict: Toward Greater Understanding, Richard C. Reuben
The Impact Of News Coverage On Conflict: Toward Greater Understanding, Richard C. Reuben
Marquette Law Review Conferences
No abstract provided.