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Scholarship in the Age of Blogging The days of the case note—and of student scholarship focusing on current developments in the law more generally—may
This essay is part of a collection A Colloquy on Andrew Verstein’s i Mixed Motives /i In this colloquy between Andrew Verstein and Martin Katz, the
getting sued. They do now. In Ohio v. EPA, the Supreme Court found that an EPA rule was likely arbitrary and capricious because the rule’s preamble
getting sued. They do now. In Ohio v. EPA, the Supreme Court found that an EPA rule was likely arbitrary and capricious because the rule’s preamble did
benefits of zoning. To accomplish its goal, this Note assesses and critiques Andrew Cappels A Walk Along Willow. This Note asks and answers three
policymakers can manipulate tax salience to promote efficiency. In particular, I show how levying a combination of high- and low-salience taxes can
Internal Revenue Service in turn attacks FLP restrictions because encumbrances reduce estate and gift tax value when FLP interests transfer. In two
catalogs the surpris- ing breadth of existing state anti-choice-of-forum statutes and argues that states can and should continue legislating in this area
surpris- ing breadth of existing state anti-choice-of-forum statutes and argues that states can and should continue legislating in this area, particularly
L.1295.Sommers.1307.docx 1/9/15 2:27 PM 1295 c o m m e n t The Psychology of Punishment and the Puzzle of Why Tortfeasor