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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); “The
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);
“The 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); “The 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); “The 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); “The 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); “The 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,
“The 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
Loyola University
Chicago Law Journal
525 (2008).
Jerry Norton,
“The International
Criminal Court: An Informal
Overview,” 8
Loyola University 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);
“The
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,
“Dodd-Frank
As Maginot Line,” 14
Chapman
Law Review
(2011); “Taking Economic
Human Rights Seriously After the
Debt Crisis,” 42
Loyola University
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,
“The 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,
“The Due Process Rights
of Residential Tenants in Mortgage
Foreclosure Cases,” 41
NewMexico
Law Review
2011 (2011); “The
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); “The Pre-
History of Fair Use,” 76
Brooklyn
Law Review
1371 (2011); “The
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,
“The 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); “The 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); “There Must Be a
Means: The Backward Jurisprudence
of Baze v. Rees,” 12
University of
Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional
Law
1407 (2010).
Lea Krivinskas Shepard,
“Creditors’
Contempt,” 2011
Brigham Young
University Law Review
1509; “It’s
All About the Principal: Preserving
Consumers’ Right of Rescission Under
the Truth in Lending Act,” 89
North
Carolina Law Review
171 (2010).
Allen Shoenberger,
“Loyola
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
Loyola Law
Review
5 (2009).
Cynthia Ho (center left) participated in Loyola’s annual Race and Law Symposium.
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