Results for 'IF'
Forum: Sentencing Review: Judgment, Justice, and the Judiciary
Guideline sentences is not really that important, and does not merit all the attention that a blustering sentencing academy has heaped upon it. If a
Forum: Why the IRS Has Not Taxed Income from Virtual World Transactions . . . Yet
of VWT on a broader scale if and when one of three events occur: (1) courts grant property rights to virtual world participants in the virtual items
Forum: Mistakes, Misunderstandings, and Misalignments
property—for example, their exam scores. They are misaligned only if the aim of lining them up is to do so in a way that reflects their relative height
The Weaponization of Attorney’s Fees in an Age of Constitutional Warfare
Constitutional Warfare abstract. If you want to win battles in the culture war, you enact legislation that regulates firearms, prohibits abortions, restricts
Forum: When Do Irreparable Benefits Matter? A Response to Douglas Lichtman on Irreparable Benefits
cases, the decision to grant preliminary relief is conditioned on the posting of a bond or other security. If, after a full hearing, the recipient of the
Forum: Making the Advice of Counsel Defense Available for Corporate Directors
to defraud. If the hospital refuses to waive its attorney-client privilege, as it has the absolute right to do, then the government cannot know whether
Forum: Rape-by-Deception—A Response
consent just as force does. In The Riddle of Rape-by-Deception, I try to bring this problem to the foreground. If we want to reject rape-by-deception
Forum: The New Electronic Discovery Rules: A Place for Employee Privacy?
if its employees delete relevant e-mails despite corporate counsel’s attempt to enforce a litigation-hold. Multiply these costs by the number of
Forum: Bad News for Mail Robbers: The Obvious Constitutionality of Health Care Reform
commerce power is somehow limited, it would be “difficult to perceive any limitation on federal power.” If Congress can regulate inactivity, Vinson declared
Forum: Corruption: Greed, Culture, and the State
is mainly a problem of law enforcement. Bribes and other types of corrupt dealings are hard to observe and to prosecute if both sides gain from the