Submissions from 2018
Humans Forget, Machines Remember: Artificial Intelligence and the Right to Be Forgotten, Eduard Fosch Villaronga, Peter Kieseberg, and Tiffany Li
The Law Officer (LO) and Compliance Officer (CO): Status, Function, Liabilities, and Relationship, Tamar Frankel
The Rise of Fiduciary Law, Tamar Frankel
Patent Clutter, Janet Freilich
The Story of Environmental Justice and Race in the United States, Erika George
Access to Remedy: Treaty Talks and the Terms of a New Accountability Accord, Erika George and Lisa J. Laplante
Bringing Human Rights into Bilateral Investment Treaties: South Africa and a Different Approach to International Investment Disputes, Erika George and Elizabeth Thomas
Health Care Federalism and Next Steps in Health Reform, Abbe Gluck and Nicole Huberfeld
The New Health Care Federalism on the Ground, Abbe R. Gluck and Nicole Huberfeld
Racial Character Evidence in Police Killing Cases, Jasmine Gonzales Rose
All Your Works Are Belong to Us: New Frontiers for the Derivative Work Right in Video Games, J. Remy Green
A (Nude) Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words — But How Many Dollars?: Using Copyright as a Metric for Harm in ‘Revenge Porn’ Cases, J. Remy Green
Quick Decisions in Patent Cases, Paul Gugliuzza
Can a Court Change the Law by Saying Nothing?, Paul Gugliuzza and Mark A. Lemley
Practice-Based Research Networks and the Mandate for Real-World Evidence, Elizabeth Hall-Lipsy, Leila Barraza, and Christopher Robertson
Are Privacy Laws Deficient?, Woodrow Hartzog
Body Cameras and the Path to Redeem Privacy Law, Woodrow Hartzog
The Case Against Idealising Control, Woodrow Hartzog
Social Responsibility Resolutions, Scott Hirst
The Case for Investor Ordering, Scott Hirst
Universal Proxies, Scott Hirst
Can Work Be Required in the Medicaid Program, Nicole Huberfeld
Rural Health, Universality, and Legislative Targeting, Nicole Huberfeld
What is Federalism in Health Care for?, Nicole Huberfeld
