CLR Forum

  • Vol. 111

THE PITFALLS OF PROFESSIONALIZED PROSECUTION: A RESPONSE TO JOSH BOWERS’S “LEGAL GUILT, NORMATIVE INNONCENCE, AND THE EQUITABLE DECISION NOT TO PROSECUTE”

Stephanos Bibas*
  • Vol. 111

TRADE SECRETS, DISCLOSURE, AND DISSENT IN A FRACTURING ENERGY REVOLUTION

Hannah Wiseman*
  • Vol. 110

RETHINKING IMMIGRATION DETENTION

Anil Kalhan*
  • Vol. 110

SOME SKEPTICISM ABOUT THE “SEPARABLE PREFERENCES” APPROACH TO THE SINGLE SUBJECT RULE: A COMMENT ON COOTER & GILBERT

Richard L. Hasen*, John G. Matsusaka**
  • Vol. 110

BUILDING CAPACITY FOR THE TRANSNATIONAL REGULATION OF MIGRATION

Cristina M. Rodríguez*
  • Vol. 109

MANAGING MIGRATION THROUGH CRIME

Jennifer M. Chacón*
  • Vol. 109

“DUTY-DEFINING POWER” AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT’S CIVIL DOMAIN

Timothy Zick*
  • Vol. 109

PERSONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND NORMATIVE POWER SKEPTICISM

Jody S. Kraus*
  • Vol. 109

LAW, STATISTICS, AND THE REFERENCE CLASS PROBLEM

Edward K. Cheng*
  • Vol. 109

A SHORT REPLY TO PROFESSOR VOLOKH

Darrell A.H. Miller*