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The Abstention Doctrine: Federal Judicial Restraint in Deference to State Authority The abstention doctrine is a judicially created principle in United States federal law that permits—and, in certain cases, requires—federal courts to decline jurisdiction, even Read more…
Genocide as a Crime Against Humanity: Legal Codification and Moral Condemnation Abstract:Genocide represents the most heinous form of collective violence: the systematic attempt to annihilate a people not because of what they have done, but Read more…
Padilla v. Kentucky at 15: How Effective Is the ‘Affirmative Misadvice’ Standard? I. Introduction Fifteen years after the landmark decision in Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356 (2010), the legacy of the Supreme Court’s attempt Read more…
Birthright Citizenship Under Attack: Can Congress Overrule Wong Kim Ark? Who was Wong Kim Ark? The question of who qualifies as a citizen at birth in the United States—seemingly settled over a century ago—is once Read more…
Implied Covenant of Good Faith: The Silent Term in Every ContractFrom Kirke La Shelle v. Armstrong to Employment Terminations I. Introduction: The Unspoken Promise in Contractual Relationships In the architecture of contract law, much attention Read more…
The Public Use Clause: From Kelo to Affordable Housing BattlesWhen “Economic Development” Justifies Condemnation I. Introduction: The Elasticity of “Public Use” The Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution, ratified in 1791 as part of Read more…
What Is a Corporate Lawyer? An Examination of Role, Function, and Ethical Tension In the contemporary global economy, the corporate lawyer occupies a central role as a legal architect, negotiator, and guardian of institutional compliance. Read more…
Accession Doctrine: When Does Raw Material Become Someone Else’s Property?From Roman Law to 3D Printing Disputes I. Introduction: The Puzzle of Ownership Transformation The doctrine of accession, a principle rooted in Roman law, addresses a Read more…
The First Sale Doctrine: Why You Can Resell a Book But Not a Digital SongComparing Kirtsaeng v. Wiley to Software Licensing I. Introduction The First Sale Doctrine is a cornerstone of American copyright law, enshrined Read more…
B Corp Certification vs. Shareholder Primacy: Can Hybrid Governance Work? I. Introduction The tension between profit maximization and social responsibility lies at the heart of modern corporate governance. Traditionally, Anglo-American corporate law has been grounded Read more…
Extraterritoriality: Can One Nation Prosecute Crimes Abroad? The principle of extraterritoriality—where a state asserts legal jurisdiction over conduct occurring outside its territory—stands as one of the most debated doctrines in international law. It treads a Read more…
Patentable Subject Matter: The Boundaries of § 101 I. Introduction What is a Patentable Subject Matter? Patent law in the United States is grounded in a constitutional mandate to “promote the progress of science and Read more…
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