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Introduction Traffic lights today are not just signals—they are sensors, too. “Smart” infrastructure is quickly but quietly lining public roads. Forty percent of American intersections …
Introduction Guns play a variety of roles in American life—as tools of crime and self-defense, political symbols, markers of individual identity, instruments of recreation, and …
* * * Case NameCitationForm of Comparison / Level of RelianceOpinionDefensive?PlainMeaning?Abbott v. Perez138 S. Ct. 2305 (2018)Both policy and administrability / Undesirable results +...The postAppendix …
DLJ is excited to announce its second-ever online essay competition! The competition is open to all current Duke Law 2Ls who are not on an …
ARTICLE The Demise of the Functionality Doctrine in Design Patent Law Perry J. Saidman* The so-called doctrine of functionality arises in both design patent validity …
Program Overview Each summer, Vanderbilt in Venice allows American and European law students an opportunity to gain an invaluable international perspective. Directed by Professor Michael …
Agency rulemakings are a critical component of contemporary governance. This Article argues that there are a distinct set of modalities that characterize how agencies formulate …
Holistically minded, the Office provides services and resources that reflect the diversity of needs and issues that law students encounter during their education. Its vision …
ARTICLE The Difference Narrows: A Reply to Kurt Lash Randy E. Barnett* & Evan D. Bernick** We thank the Notre Dame Law Review for allowing …
This Essay takes as its jumping-off point Jack Balkin’s claim that judicial decisions both rely on constitutional memory and produce constitutional memory. It discusses the …
Our community brings together those with diverse backgrounds, perspectives, identities, and preferences, and each member contributes to school life through their own distinctive set of …
Introduction American consumers are racking up credit card debt like never before.[1] Despite “rising wages and a low unemployment rate,” delinquencies are on the rise[2] …