Cornell Law Review

Responses to Perceptions of Justice in Multidistrict Litigation: Voices from the Crowd

Anecdotes Versus Data in the Search for Truth About Multidistrict Litigation - Jan 2023

Data Versus More Data in Multidistrict Litigation - Jan 2023

Essays

Mandating Nature’s Course - Feb 2025

On “Death Houses” and “Kill Boxes”: The Death Penalty and Animal Slaughter - Feb 2025

What If Animals Are Moral Agents? - Feb 2025

Feminism, Theocracy, and Righteous Anger: Sherry Colb Unbound - Feb 2025

In Defense of Katz: In Memory of Professor Sherry Colb - Feb 2025

Sherry Colb: Feminist Theorist and Social Change Agent - Feb 2025

Race and a Revised Doctrine of Double Effect: A Reservation About Professor Colb’s Revision - Feb 2025

A Pro-Feminist Life: Sherry Colb and Abortion Rights - Feb 2025

Dead Infants and Taking the Fifth - Feb 2025

New and Newer Ways of Thinking About the Fourth Amendment - Feb 2025

Desperate Times and Desperate Measures: When Is Rescuing Animals “Necessary?” - Feb 2025

Sherry Colb, Massiah, and Miranda - Feb 2025

Using State Constitutions and International Human Rights Law to Compel Law Enforcement to Test Rape Kits - Feb 2025

The “Section 122 Revolution” in Delaware Corporate Law and What to Do About It - Feb 2025

Judicial Institutionalism - Dec 2024

Earning Trade Secrets - Dec 2024

Reproductive Justice at Work: Employment Law after Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization - Dec 2024

Natural‑Person Shareholder Voting - Dec 2024

On Bankruptcy Appeals: Equitable Mootness as Gatekeeper to Plan Confirmation Review - Dec 2024

Payment as Punishment: Establishing College Athletes as Employees to Safeguard Athlete Welfare in the “Super Conference” Era - Dec 2024