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New York University Journal of Law and Liberty

Vol. 4, No. 1

Selected Contents from Volume 4, Number 2

The Invisible Hook: The Law and Economics of Pirate Tolerance, by Peter T. Leeson

The Charade of Tradition-Based Substantive Due Process, by John C. Toro

Thomas Cooper, Early American Public Intellectual, Introduction by Eugene Volokh

See the historical reprinting of political essays by Thomas Cooper, minutes from a Federalist Society convention discussions of Heller and of the Roberts court, and student notes on FISA and on libel tourism, all in Volume 4, Number 2, available here.

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Property Rights, State of Nature Theory, and Environmental Protection, by Richard A. Epstein

Property and Freedom, by D. Benjamin Barros

Explaining Natural Rights: Ontological Freedom and the Foundations of Political Discourse, by Jonathan Crowe

Incorporating the Procedural Justice Model into Federal Sentencing Jurisprudence in the Aftermath of United States v. Booker: Establishing United States Sentencing Courts, by Adam Lamparello

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