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Cynthia Ho,
“A New Approach to the
Compulsory License Conundrum,”
in
Global Perspectives on Patent
Law
(Margo Bagley & Ruth Okediji,
eds.) (lead article) (forthcoming
2012); “Global Access to Medicine:
The Influence of Competing
Patent Perspectives,” 35
Fordham
International Law Journal
1 (2011);
Patent Breaking or Balancing:
Separating Strands of Fact from
Fiction Under TRIPS,” 34
North Carolina
Journal of International Law and
Commercial Regulation
371 (2009),
excerpts reprinted in
Human Rights
and Intellectual Property: Mapping the
Global Interface
(edited by
Laurence Helfer and Graeme Austin)
(Cambridge University Press, 2011).
Michael Kaufman,
“Messy Mental
Markers: Inferring Scienter from
Core Operations in Securities
Fraud Litigation,” 73
Ohio State Law
Journal
1 (forthcoming 2012); “Tłó±đ
Judicial Access Barriers to Remedies
for Securities Fraud,” 75
Law and
Contemporary Problems
55 (2012);
“Fraud Created the Market,” 63
Alabama Law Review
275 (2012);
“Section 16(b) and its Limitations
Period: The Case for Equitable Tolling,”
39
Securities Regulation Law Journal
169 (2011); “Toward a Just Measure
of Repose: The Statute of Limitations
for Securities Fraud,” 52
William
and Mary Law Review
1547 (2011);
“Tłó±đ Unconstitutional and Unwise
Judicial Creation of Access Barriers to
Remedies for Securities Fraud Victims,”
2011
Journal of Law and Contemporary
Problems
1 (2011); “Fraud Created
the Market,” 62
Alabama Law Review
1 (2011); “Tłó±đ Unjustified Judicial
Creation of Class Certification Merits
Trials in Securities Fraud Actions,” 43
University of Michigan Journal of Law
Reform
323 (2010); “Resolving the
Continuing Controversy Regarding
Confidential Informants in Private
Securities Fraud Litigation,” 19
Cornell
Journal of Law and Public Policy
637
(2010); “Tłó±đ Troubling Dispositive
Role of Event Studies in Securities
Fraud Litigation,” 15
Stanford Journal
of Law, Business, and Finance
1 (2010).
Jeffrey Kwall,
“When Should Asset
Appreciation Be Taxed?: The Case for
a Disposition Standard of Realization,”
86
Indiana (Bloomington) Law Journal
77 (2011); “Tłó±đ Repeal of Graduated
Corporate Tax Rates,” 131
Tax Notes
1395 (2011).
John McCormack,
“Title to
Property, Title to Marriage: The Social
Foundation of Adverse Possession
and Common Law Marriage,” 42
Valparaiso University Law Review
461 (2009).
Margaret Moses,
“Beyond Judicial
Activism: When the Supreme Court
Is No Longer a Court,”
University of
Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional
Law
(2011); “Tłó±đ Pretext of Textualism:
Disregarding Stare Decisis in
14
Penn Plaza v. Pyett,”
14
Lewis & Clark
Law Review
825 (2010) (lead article);
“Arbitrator Power to Sanction Bad
Faith Conduct: Can It Be Limited
by the Arbitration Agreement?” 84
Australian Law Journal
82 (2010);
“Arbitration Law: Who’s in Charge?”
40
Seton Hall Law Review
147 (2010).
Charles Murdock,
“Tłó±đ Dodd-
Frank Wall Street Reform and
Consumer Protection Act: What
Caused the Financial Crisis andWill
Dodd-Frank Succeed in Preventing
Future Crises?” 64
SMU Law Review
1243 (2011); “Why Not Tell the
Truth?: Deceptive Practices and the
Economic Meltdown,” 41
Loyola
University Chicago Law Journal
801
(2010); “Corporate Corruption and
the Complicity of Congress and the
Supreme Court—the Tortuous Path
from
Central Bank
to
Stoneridge
Investment Partners,
” 6
Berkeley
Business Law Journal
131 (2009);
“Sarbanes-Oxley Five Years Later:
Hero or Villain,” 39
şÚÁĎĂĹUniversity
Chicago Law Journal
525 (2008).
Jerry Norton,
“Tłó±đ International
Criminal Court: An Informal
Overview,” 8
şÚÁĎĂĹUniversity Chicago
International Law Review
83 (2010).
Juan Perea,
“On Race and
Constitutional Law: Recognizing
the Proslavery Constitution,” 110
Michigan Law Review
(forthcoming
2012) (book review of George Van
Cleve,
A Slaveholder’s Union);
“Tłó±đ
Echoes of Slavery: Recognizing the
Racist Origins of the Agricultural and
Domestic Worker Exclusion from
the National Labor Relations Act,” 72
Ohio State Law Journal
95 (2011); “An
Essay on the Iconic Status of the Civil
Rights Movement and Its Unintended
Consequences,” 18
Virginia Journal of
Social Policy and the Law
44 (2010);
“Destined for Servitude,” 44
University
of San Francisco Law Review
245
(2009) (2009 Jack Pemberton Lecture
on Workplace Justice); “Authors’
Reply: Creating and Documenting a
New Field of Legal Study,” 12
Harvard
Latino Law Review
103-08 (2009) (with
Delgado and Stefancic) (symposium
on author’s
Latinos and the Law
casebook). Book review: Laura Gomez,
Manifest Destinies: The Making of the
Mexican American Race,
114
American
Historical Review
442 (2009).
Steven Ramirez,
â€Ćŕ´Ç»ĺ»ĺ-ąó°ů˛ą˛Ô°ě
As Maginot Line,” 14
Chapman
Law Review
(2011); “Taking Economic
Human Rights Seriously After the
Debt Crisis,” 42
şÚÁĎĂĹUniversity
Chicago Law Review
713 (2011); “Legal
Risk Post-SOX and the Subprime
Fiasco: Back to the Drawing Board,”
Enterprise Risk Management: Today’s
Leading Research and Best Practices for
Tomorrow’s Executives
(2010).
Alan Raphael,
“When Are
Miranda
Warnings Required for Questioning of
a Prisoner?” 2011-12
Preview of United
States Supreme Court Cases
11; “Does
Miranda
Allow a Court to Consider the
Age of a Juvenile When Determining
Whether He Was in Custody During
an Interrogation?” 2010-11
Preview
of United States Supreme Court Cases
232; “Does
Crawford v. Washington
Bar Police Testimony of a Shooting
Victim’s Statement Identifying His
Attacker?” 2010-11
Preview of United
States Supreme Court Cases
4; “Does
the First Amendment Allow the
Father of a Dead Soldier to Receive
Tort Damages from Picketers at His
Son’s Funeral?” 2010-11
Preview of
United States Supreme Court Cases
8;
“May an Officer Frisk a Passenger of a
Vehicle Lawfully Stopped for a Minor
Traffic Violation?” 2008-09
Preview of
United States Supreme Court Cases
167;
“Must a Defendant Expressly Accept
Appointment of Counsel to Preclude
a Waiver of Sixth Amendment Rights?”
2008-09
Preview of United States
Supreme Court Cases
220; “What is the
Remedy When a Judge Erroneously
Rejects Defense Counsel’s Preemptory
Challenge?” 2008-09
Preview of United
States Supreme Court Cases
318.
Anne-Marie Rhodes,
“Tłó±đ Law
of Philanthropy in the Twenty-
First Century: An Introduction to
the Symposium,” 85
Chicago-Kent
Law Review
469 (2010); “Blood and
Behavior,” 36
ACTEC Journal
143
(Summer 2010); “On Inheritance and
Disinheritance,” 43
Real Property Trust
and Estates Law Journal
433 (2008).
Hank Rose,
“Tłó±đ Due Process Rights
of Residential Tenants in Mortgage
Foreclosure Cases,” 41
NewMexico
Law Review
2011 (2011); “Tłó±đ
Poor As a Suspect Class Under the
Equal Protection Clause: An Open
Constitutional Question,” 34
Nova Law
Review
407 (2010).
Matthew Sag,
“Predicting Fair
Use,” 73
Ohio State Law Journal
(forthcoming 2012); “Tłó±đ Pre-
History of Fair Use,” 76
Brooklyn
Law Review
1371 (2011); “Tłó±đ
Google Book Settlement and the
Fair Use Counterfactual,” 55
New
York Law School Law Review
19
(2010); “Copyright and Copy-Reliant
Technology,” 103
Northwestern
University Law Review
1607 (2009);
“Ideology and Exceptionalism in
Intellectual Property—An Empirical
Study,” 97
California Law Review
801 (2009) (with Tonja Jacobi
and Maxim Sytch); “Taking the
Measure of Ideology: Empirically
Measuring Supreme Court Cases,”
98
Georgetown Law Journal
1 (2009)
(with Tonja Jacobi).
Nadia Sawicki,
“Tłó±đ Hollow
Promise of Freedom of Conscience,”
33
Cardozo Law Review
(forthcoming
2012); “Informed Consent Beyond
the Physician-Patient Encounter: Tort
Law Implications of Extra-Clinical
Decision Support Tools,” 20
Annals of
Health Law
1 (2012); “Tłó±đ Abortion
Informed Consent Debate: More
Light, Less Heat,” 21
Cornell Journal
of Law & Public Policy
1 (2011);
“Judging Physicians: The Person
and the Professional,” 13
Virtual
Mentor: American Medical Association
Journal of Ethics
718 (2011); “Peculiar
Institution: America’s Death Penalty
in an Age of Abolition,” 18
Ethical
Perspectives
702 (2011) (book review);
“Character, Competence, and the
Principles of Medical Discipline,”
13
Journal of Health Care Law and
Policy
101 (2010); “Tłó±đre Must Be a
Means: The Backward Jurisprudence
of Baze v. Rees,” 12
University of
Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional
Law
1407 (2010).
Lea Krivinskas Shepard,
“C°ů±đ»ĺľ±łŮ´Ç°ů˛ő’
Contempt,” 2011
Brigham Young
University Law Review
1509; “It’s
All şÚÁĎĂĹ the Principal: Preserving
Consumers’ Right of Rescission Under
the Truth in Lending Act,” 89
North
Carolina Law Review
171 (2010).
Allen Shoenberger,
“L´Ç˛â´Ç±ô˛ą
Maintains a Connection to the
Middle Temple Inn of Court,”
Chicago
Daily Law Bulletin,
Feb. 13, 2012;
“Alternative Visions of the Family: The
European Constitutional Perception
of Family Law: Comparison with
American Jurisprudence,” 18
Iowa
Transnational Law and Contemporary
Problems
419 (2009); “Change in
the European Civil Law Systems:
Infiltration of the Anglo-American
Case Law System of Precedent into
the Civil Law System,” 55
şÚÁĎĂĹLaw
Review
5 (2009).
Cynthia Ho (center left) participated in Loyola’s annual Race and Law Symposium.
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