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Missouri Shows The True Meaning Of The “Show-Me” State – Missouri’S Unfounded Hesitation To Enact A Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, Emma Masse
Missouri Law Review
No abstract provided.
When Cheating Is Good And Cooperation Is Bad: Conspiracies And The Continuing Violations Doctrine Under The Sherman Act, Brianna S. Hills
When Cheating Is Good And Cooperation Is Bad: Conspiracies And The Continuing Violations Doctrine Under The Sherman Act, Brianna S. Hills
Missouri Law Review
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Underinsured Motorist Coverage Offsets: Plainly Stated Or Inherently Ambiguous?, Kevin Buchanan
Underinsured Motorist Coverage Offsets: Plainly Stated Or Inherently Ambiguous?, Kevin Buchanan
Missouri Law Review
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Posner Tackles The Pro Se Prisoner Problem: A Book Review Of Reforming The Federal Judiciary, Katherine A. Macfarlane
Posner Tackles The Pro Se Prisoner Problem: A Book Review Of Reforming The Federal Judiciary, Katherine A. Macfarlane
Missouri Law Review
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"Make Him An Offer He Can't Refuse" - Mezzanatto Waivers As Lynchpin Of Prosecutorial Overreach, Christopher B. Mueller
"Make Him An Offer He Can't Refuse" - Mezzanatto Waivers As Lynchpin Of Prosecutorial Overreach, Christopher B. Mueller
Missouri Law Review
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Schoolyard Felons: Missouri's New Criminal Code And Its Impact On Schools, Michele L. Moyer
Schoolyard Felons: Missouri's New Criminal Code And Its Impact On Schools, Michele L. Moyer
Missouri Law Review
No abstract provided.
It's Dispositive: Considering Constitutional Review For First Amendment Retaliation Claims, Abigail E. Williams
It's Dispositive: Considering Constitutional Review For First Amendment Retaliation Claims, Abigail E. Williams
Missouri Law Review
No abstract provided.
Caught In A Haze: Ethical Issues For Attorneys Advising On Marijuana, Anna El-Zein
Caught In A Haze: Ethical Issues For Attorneys Advising On Marijuana, Anna El-Zein
Missouri Law Review
No abstract provided.
Narrative Reform Dilemmas, Mariela Olivares
Research In The Jury Room, Ariel Monroe Kiefer
Research In The Jury Room, Ariel Monroe Kiefer
Missouri Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Hacking Of Employment Law, Charlotte S. Alexander, Elizabeth Tippett
The Hacking Of Employment Law, Charlotte S. Alexander, Elizabeth Tippett
Missouri Law Review
No abstract provided.
Shareholder Nomination Restrictions: A Corporate Governance Mystery, Aristotle A. Butler
Shareholder Nomination Restrictions: A Corporate Governance Mystery, Aristotle A. Butler
Missouri Law Review
No abstract provided.
Embry-Uh-Oh: An Alternative Approach To Frozen Embryo Disputes, Anna El-Zein
Embry-Uh-Oh: An Alternative Approach To Frozen Embryo Disputes, Anna El-Zein
Missouri Law Review
This Note addresses the general background of domestic and international case law and legislation surrounding embryonic disputes. It then examines recent case law developments; specifically, it discusses the only existing frozen embryo dispute in Missouri. Finally, we offer a suggested approach for courts to use when addressing these increasingly complex cases.
Immunity From Wrongful Death Liability: How Mickels Fails To Compensate, Kevin Buchanan
Immunity From Wrongful Death Liability: How Mickels Fails To Compensate, Kevin Buchanan
Missouri Law Review
Wrongful death statutes originated out of a need to compensate the family of a decedent “whose life was wrongfully taken.” Closely related to wrongful death statutes are survivorship statutes, which allow for the transmission of tort claims after the death of one or more of the parties. These statutes help address the once common maxim that it’s cheaper to kill a man than to maim him. Today, all fifty states have both wrongful death and survivorship statutes. In Mickels v. Danrad, the Supreme Court of Missouri declined to allow wrongful death claims where a defendant’s negligence accelerates the death of …
The Motivating Effects Of Temporal Landmarks: Evidence From The Field And Lab, Jonathan Lee, Hengchen Dai
The Motivating Effects Of Temporal Landmarks: Evidence From The Field And Lab, Jonathan Lee, Hengchen Dai
Missouri Law Review
People often set and strive for goals in their pursuit of a better self. For example, individuals may commit to health goals, such as eating less junk food or quitting smoking; others may set relationship goals, such as being more compassionate and attentive; and criminals may declare their intention to abstain from illegal behaviors. Despite their best intentions, however, individuals often find themselves committing undesirable actions in violation of their goals. Dieters may fail to resist temptation and eat a donut; spouses may fail to control their emotions and lash out at loved ones after a stressful work day; and …
Libertarian Nudges, Gregory Mitchell
Libertarian Nudges, Gregory Mitchell
Missouri Law Review
We can properly call a number of nudges libertarian nudges, but the territory of libertarian nudging is smaller than is often realized. The domain of libertarian nudges is populated by choice-independent nudges, or nudges that only assist the decision process and do not push choosers toward any particular choice. Some choice-dependent nudges pose no great concern from a libertarian perspective for rational choosers so long as there is a low-cost way to avoid the nudger’s favored choice. However, choice-dependent nudges will interfere with the autonomy of irrational choosers, because the opt-out option will be meaningless for this group. Choice-independent nudges …
Once And Future Nudges, Arden Rowell
Once And Future Nudges, Arden Rowell
Missouri Law Review
The nudge – a form of behaviorally-informed regulation that attempts to account for people’s scarce cognitive resources – has been explosively successful at colonizing the regulatory state. This Essay argues that the remarkable success of nudges as a species creates new challenges and opportunities for individual nudges that did not exist ten years ago, when nudges were new. These changes follow from the new fact that nudges must now interact with other nudges. This creates opportunities for nudge versus nudge battles, where nudges compete with other nudges for the scarce resource of public cognition; and for nudge & nudge symbiosis, …
Nudges For Health Policy: Effectiveness And Limitations, Victoria A. Shaffer
Nudges For Health Policy: Effectiveness And Limitations, Victoria A. Shaffer
Missouri Law Review
One tool that our government can use to combat our healthcare challenges is the use of health policy in the form of programs, regulations, and agencies that are aimed at improving the overall health and welfare of Americans. Of the various approaches to shaping health policy, this paper will focus on the use of “nudges,” a behavioral strategy for shaping human behavior from the framework, Libertarian Paternalism. In this Article, a nudge is defined as any aspect of choice architecture or any method of structuring the choice environment that influences behavior in a predictable way, with the restriction that this …