Current Issue

Vol. 50, No. 5, June 2017

Articles

Wrongful Benefit & Arctic Drilling

Nicolas Cornell & Sarah E. Light - The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania - 1845

The Materiality of Sponsorship Confusion

Matthew B. Kugler - Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law - 1911

When Patents Claim Preexisting Knowledge

Sean B. Seymore - Vanderbilt University - 1965

Choosing Marriage

Kaiponanea T. Matsumura - Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Arizona State University - 1999

The Absurdity of Crime-Based Deportation

Kari Hong - Boston College Law School - 2067

Amending Patent Eligibility

David O. Taylor - SMU Dedman School of Law - 2149

Reconceptualizing the Whistleblower’s Dilemma

Miriam H. Baer - Brooklyn Law School - 2215

Note

Penalties and Reasonable Cause: Have You Exercised Ordinary Business Care and Prudence?

Russell A. Sternshein - UC Davis School of Law - 2281

Online

Justice Thomas, Civil Asset Forfeitures, and Punitive Damages

Jill Wieber Lens - Baylor University School of Law

Rodrigo’s Footnote: Multi-Group Oppression and a Theory of Judicial Review

Richard Delgado - University of Alabama

The Ten Parts of “Illegal” in “Illegal Immigration” That I Do Not Understand

Kari Hong - Boston College Law School

The Progressive Prosecutor’s Handbook

David Alan Sklansky - Stanford Law School

The Colors of Cannabis: Reflections on the Racial Justice Implications of California’s Proposition 64

Steven W. Bender - Seattle University School of Law

Follow-up to the author's The Colors of Cannabis: Race and Marijuana, printed in December 2016

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View videos of our 2017 Symposium, Future-Proofing Law: From rDNA to Robots.

Congratulations to Lars Reed and Russell Sternshein, winners of the UC Davis Law Review's 2017 Patrick J. Hopkins Memorial Writing Award for the best student Notes. And congratulations to Erin Canino and Wynter Miller for Honorable Mentions.

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