Browsing Harvard Law School by Title
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Hunger in America: A History of Public and Private Responses
(2004)This paper surveys the variety of public and private hunger relief programs in America, reviewing the history of these programs in order to enable an informed analysis of their effectiveness in fighting domestic hunger. -
A Hypothetical Case: UNITED STATES v. Clonaid
(2003)The government took the place of FDA to bring a suit against Clonaid Company to grant preliminary injunction to enjoin defendant Clonaid Company from cloning human beings and using human embryos in SCNT research in violation ... -
I Couldn't See it Until I Believed it
(Harvard Law Review Association, 2011) -
IDA's Way: Constructing the Respect-Worthy Governmental System
(Fordham Law Review, 2003) -
Ideals and Idols
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Ideals and Issues From a Critical View of the Supreme Court’s Jurisprudence in FDA Regulation of Human Drugs
(2003)Since Congress first enacted an extensive regulatory regime for human drugs in 1906 with the Pure Food and Drug Act, the Supreme Court has shaped the contours of federal drug regulation with a variety of legal doctrines ... -
Identities
(1991)"We were different/We knew we were different/We were told we were different," stated Chief Flying Eagle of the Mashpee Wampanoag Indians in the course of a trial over their tribal status. The plaintiffs, the Mashpee Indians, ... -
Ideological Amplification
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Ideological Voting on Federal Courts of Appeals: A Preliminary Investigation
(2003)For many decades, the United States has been conducting an extraordinary natural experiment: Randomly assigned three-judge panels on courts of appeals produce extensive evidence of the effect of judicial ideology on judges' ... -
Ideology, Religion, and the Constitutional Protection of Private Property, 1760-1860
(Emory Law School, 1990)In several recent essays, legal scholars have examined the impact of popular ideologies on the substance and early interpretation of the original federal and state constitutions. 1 This Article seeks to refine that body ... -
If People Would Be Outraged By Their Decisions, Should Judges Care?
(Stanford Law School, 2008)At first glance, judicial anticipation of public outrage and its effects seems incompatible with judicial independence. Nonetheless, judges might be affected by the prospect of outrage for both consequentialist and epistemic ... -
If People Would Be Outraged by Their Rulings, Should Judges Care?
(2007)At first glance, it is puzzling to suggest that courts should care whether the public would be outraged by their decisions; judicial anticipation of public outrage and its effects seems incompatible with judicial independence. ... -
The Illusion of Law: The Legitimating Schemas of Modern Policy and Corporate Law
(2004)This Article is about some of the schemas and scripts that form and define our lives. It is about the knowledge structures that shape how we view the world and how we understand the limitless information with which we are ... -
Illusory Losses
(University of Chicago Press, 2008)Recent empirical work demonstrates that people's self-reported happiness is remarkably resilient to many large changes in life conditions; apparently significant adverse events often inflict little or no hedonic damage. ... -
The Illusory Promise: Patents (Lack of) Power to Incentivize Drug Development for Poor Countries
(2006)Low-income countries suffer infectious and communicable diseases at a greater rate than any other income group. Because people living in these countries are not able to pay high drug prices, pharmaceutical companies do not ... -
The Image and Politics of Coca-Cola: From the Early Years to the Present
(2001)This paper examines the history of Coca-Cola from its early years to the present and discusses how the Company perpetuated the various images it sought for Coke through brilliant leadership, marketing, and the manipulation ... -
Impeaching the President
(University of Pennsylvania, 1998) -
Impeachment Defends the Constitution and Bill of Rights
(Reiss Center on Law and Security, New York University School of Law, 2021-01-13)