Vol. 2, No. 3
Volume 6, No. 2
Toward a Theory of Legal Interpretation, by Scott Soames
The Rule of Text: Is It Possible to Govern (Only) Using Statutes?, by Peter Tiersma
The Anti-Parroting Cannon, by Hanah Volokh
A Penguin's Defense to the Doctrine of Equivalents: Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Patent Law, by Kristen Osenga
Plain Meaning in Context: Can Law Survive Its Own Language?, by Richard Epstein
Paternalist Slopes, by Douglas Whitman and Mario Rizzo
Anti-Anti-Anti-Paternalism, by Claire Hill
A Restriction Maybe, But Is It Paternalism? Cognitive Bias and Choosing Governmental Decision Aids, by J.D. Trout
Behavioral Law and Economics, Paternalism, and Consumer Contracts: An Empirical Perspective, by Joshua Wright
Neutralizing Cognitive Bias: An Invitation to Prosecutors, by Alafair Burke
A Liberal Challenge to Behavioral Economics: The Case of Probability, by Alex Stein
The Ambiguous Nature of Ambiguity and Crime Control, by Anat Horovitz and Uzi Segal
Comparing Apples to APPLs: Importing the Doctrine of Adverse Possession in Real Property to Patent Law, by Amie Broder
Pushing Democracy: Content-Based Regulations of the Press in Campaign Finance Law, by Jeffrey Benjamin