Nov 22 2011 Publication Federalist Society Review Multinational Businesses and the Matrix of Human Rights Governance Networks James P. Kelly Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011 For decades, human rights activists have successfully petitioned state and national governments in developed countries...
Dec 1 2011 Publication Federalist Society Review Thinking About the "Practically Unthinkable": Energy Infrastructure and the Threat of Low-Probability, High-Impact Events Adam White Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011 The National Environmental Policy Act1 requires federal agencies to ascertain and evaluate the possible environmental...
Nov 22 2010 Video Event Videos Showcase Panel I: Enumerated Powers, the Tenth Amendment, and Limited Government Randy E. Barnett, Ted Cruz, Michael J. Gerhardt, Michael Stokes Paulsen, Mark Tushnet, J. Harvie Wilkinson 2010 National Lawyers Convention The Federal government’s power has vastly increased over the history of the Republic. To what...
Nov 22 2010 Podcast Showcase Panel I: Enumerated Powers, the Tenth Amendment, and Limited Government Randy E. Barnett, Ted Cruz, Michael J. Gerhardt, Michael Stokes Paulsen, Mark Tushnet, J. Harvie Wilkinson 2010 National Lawyers Convention The Federal government’s power has vastly increased over the history of the Republic. To what...
Nov 22 2010 Video Event Videos Criminal Law: Expansion of Federal Criminal Power: Too Much or Too Little? John S. Baker, Sara Sun Beale, Bradford A. Berenson, Noah D. Bookbinder, John G. Malcolm, Edwin Meese 2010 National Lawyers Convention Prof. John S. Baker, Jr., Dale E. Bennett Professor of Law, Paul M. Hebert Law...
Nov 28 2011 Publication Federalist Society Review A Comprehensive Strategy Targeting Recidivist Criminals with Continuous Real-Time GPS Monitoring: Is Reverse Engineering Crime Control Possible? Peter M. Thomson Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011 One of the most pressing criminal justice challenges facing the nation is reducing the incidence...
Nov 22 2010 Podcast Criminal Law: Expansion of Federal Criminal Power: Too Much or Too Little? John S. Baker, Sara Sun Beale, Bradford A. Berenson, Noah D. Bookbinder, John G. Malcolm, Edwin Meese 2010 National Lawyers Convention Prof. John S. Baker, Jr., Dale E. Bennett Professor of Law, Paul M. Hebert Law...
Nov 16 2011 Publication State Court Docket Watch Washington Supreme Court Rules on Attorney General's Discretion to Enter Litigation in Two Landmark Cases Seth L. Cooper State Court Docket Watch Fall 2011 The Washington Supreme Court in September issued two of its most highly-anticipated rulings in recent...
Nov 16 2011 Publication State Court Docket Watch Arkansas Supreme Court Strikes Down Ban on Adoption by Unmarried Cohabitating Couples Jordan E. Pratt State Court Docket Watch Fall 2011 In a unanimous opinion handed down on April 7, 2011, the Arkansas Supreme Court invalidated—on...
Nov 16 2011 Publication State Court Docket Watch New Jersey Demands More from Eyewitnesses: State v. Henderson Shyler Engel State Court Docket Watch Fall 2011 On November 2, 2011, the Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments in Perry...
Multinational Businesses and the Matrix of Human Rights Governance Networks
James P. Kelly
Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011
For decades, human rights activists have successfully petitioned state and national governments in developed countries...
Thinking About the "Practically Unthinkable": Energy Infrastructure and the Threat of Low-Probability, High-Impact Events
Adam White
Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011
The National Environmental Policy Act1 requires federal agencies to ascertain and evaluate the possible environmental...
Showcase Panel I: Enumerated Powers, the Tenth Amendment, and Limited Government
Randy E. Barnett, Ted Cruz, Michael J. Gerhardt, Michael Stokes Paulsen, Mark Tushnet, J. Harvie Wilkinson
2010 National Lawyers Convention
The Federal government’s power has vastly increased over the history of the Republic. To what...
Showcase Panel I: Enumerated Powers, the Tenth Amendment, and Limited Government
Randy E. Barnett, Ted Cruz, Michael J. Gerhardt, Michael Stokes Paulsen, Mark Tushnet, J. Harvie Wilkinson
2010 National Lawyers Convention
The Federal government’s power has vastly increased over the history of the Republic. To what...
Criminal Law: Expansion of Federal Criminal Power: Too Much or Too Little?
John S. Baker, Sara Sun Beale, Bradford A. Berenson, Noah D. Bookbinder, John G. Malcolm, Edwin Meese
2010 National Lawyers Convention
Prof. John S. Baker, Jr., Dale E. Bennett Professor of Law, Paul M. Hebert Law...
A Comprehensive Strategy Targeting Recidivist Criminals with Continuous Real-Time GPS Monitoring: Is Reverse Engineering Crime Control Possible?
Peter M. Thomson
Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011
One of the most pressing criminal justice challenges facing the nation is reducing the incidence...
Criminal Law: Expansion of Federal Criminal Power: Too Much or Too Little?
John S. Baker, Sara Sun Beale, Bradford A. Berenson, Noah D. Bookbinder, John G. Malcolm, Edwin Meese
2010 National Lawyers Convention
Prof. John S. Baker, Jr., Dale E. Bennett Professor of Law, Paul M. Hebert Law...
Washington Supreme Court Rules on Attorney General's Discretion to Enter Litigation in Two Landmark Cases
Seth L. Cooper
State Court Docket Watch Fall 2011
The Washington Supreme Court in September issued two of its most highly-anticipated rulings in recent...
Arkansas Supreme Court Strikes Down Ban on Adoption by Unmarried Cohabitating Couples
Jordan E. Pratt
State Court Docket Watch Fall 2011
In a unanimous opinion handed down on April 7, 2011, the Arkansas Supreme Court invalidated—on...
New Jersey Demands More from Eyewitnesses: State v. Henderson
Shyler Engel
State Court Docket Watch Fall 2011
On November 2, 2011, the Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments in Perry...