GLJ Online Vol. 104

GLJ Online Vol. 104

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Avvo Joins the Legal Market: Should Attorneys Be Concerned?

Alberto Bernabe

Congress’ Chevron? Statutory Signposts as a Means of Clarifying Agency Deference

Rose Carmen Goldberg

Facing the Firing Squad

Andrew Jensen Kerr

The Micro-Hornbook on the Fifth Amendment and Encryption

Dan Terzian

The Antitrust Division’s Devaluation of Standard-Essential Patents

J. Gregory Sidak

More Than One Way to Structure a Government: Arizona State Legislature, ASARCO, and Hollingsworth as a Failed Trilogy

Aneil Kovvali

A Military Justice Solution in Search of a Problem: A Response to Vladeck

Geoffrey S. Corn & Chris Jenk

The Perils of a Middle Road to Regulating Systemic Risk: The Volcker Rule’s Risk Backstop Provisions

Jai R. Massari & Gabriel D. Rosenberg

Out of Sight, Out of Mind in Guantanamo Bay

Blake Hulnick

Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Inequality

Jonathan B. Baker & Steven C. Salop

A Union Unlike Any Other: Obergefell and the Doctrine of Marital Superiority

Leonore Carpenter & David S. Cohen

Rejecting Criminalisation and Externalisation: Moving from Enforced Closure to Regulated Mobility

François Crépeau
Remarks at the Samuel Dash Conference on Human Rights

The Justice Department’s Response to “Criminal Law 2.0”

Andrew D. Goldsmith, Andrea Roth & John F. Walsh

Claiming While Complaining on the Federal Public Lands: A Problem for Public Property or a Special Case?

Carol M. Rose

Cutting Cops Too Much Slack

Wayne A. Logan