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01 Aug 2016

Welcoming Our New Staff and William & Mary Law Review Online

The William & Mary Law Review is pleased to announce the new members of our journal as well as our new online companion supplement, the William & Mary Law Review Online. In July 2016, we welcomed forty second-year law students to join our staff. To see our new members...

23 Jul 2015

Welcoming Our New Staff

The William & Mary Law Review is pleased to announce the new members of our journal! In July 2015, we welcomed forty 2Ls to join our staff. Please visit our Current Masthead page to see all members of the Law Review’s staff and board.

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Volume 58

Issue 1 (October 2016)

Articles:

Perverse Innovation

Dan L. Burk

An Empirical Study of Implicit Takings

James E. Krier & Stewart E. Sterk

Agencies Running from Agency Discretion

J.B. Ruhl & Kyle Robisch

Criminalizing "Private" Torture

Tania Tetlow

Appellate Deference in the Age of Facts

Kenji Yoshino

Notes:

Exploiting Ambiguity in the Supreme Court: Cutting Through the Fifth Amendment with Transferrable Development Rights

Trevor D. Vincent

Retroactive Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage for the Purposes of the Confidential Marital Communications Privilege

Steven A. Young

Issue 2 (November 2016)

Articles:

The Logic of Contract in the World of Investment Treaties

Julian Arato

Punishing Sexual Fantasy

Andrew Gilden

The Common Law of War

Jens David Ohlin

Our Prescriptive Judicial Power: Constitutive and Entrenchment Effects of Historical Practice in Federal Courts Law

Ernest A. Young

Notes:

Leave and Marriage: The Flawed Progress of Paternity Leave in the U.S. Military

T.J. Keefe

Determining the Deception of Sexual Orientation Change Efforts

John M. Satira

Issue 3 (February 2017)

Articles:

Protean Statutory Interpretation in the Courts of Appeals

James J. Brudney & Lawrence Baum

Immigrant Covering

Stella Burch Elias

Data-Driven Discrimination at Work

Pauline T. Kim

Reliance on Nonenforcement

Zachary S. Price

Notes:

Netflix and Quill : Using Access and Consumption to Create a Plan for Taxing the Cloud

William L. Fletcher, Jr.

Personal Enough for Protection : The Fifth Amendment and Single-Member LLCs

Lila L. Inman

Issue 4 (March 2017)

Articles:

Pricing the Fourth Amendment

Miriam H. Baer

Lessons from Ferguson on Individual Defense Representation as a Tool of Systemic Reform

Beth A. Colgan

Legislative Exhaustion

Michael Sant'Ambrogio

Rethinking Corporate Governance for a Bondholder Financed, Systematically Risky World

Steven L. Schwarcz

Notes:

Forcing Players to Walk the Plank : Why End User License Agreements Improperly Control Players' Rights Regarding Microtransactions in Video Games

Chelsea King

Indefiniteness as an Invalidity Defense

Janet M. Smith

Issue 5 (April 2017)

Articles:

Judicial Supremacy and Taking Conflicting Rights Seriously

Rebecca L. Brown

In Defense of Judicial Supremacy

Erwin Chemerinsky

Why Congress Does Not Challenge Judicial Supremacy

Neal Devins

Judicial Supremacy Revisited: Independent Constitutional Authority in American Constitutional Law and Practice

Mark A. Graber

Soft Supremacy

Corinna Barrett Lain

The Annoying Constitution: Implications for the Allocation of Interpretive Authority

Frederick Schauer

Judicial Departmentalism: An Introduction

Kevin C. Walsh

Much Ado About Nothing: Signing Statements, Vetoes, and Presidential Constitutional Interpretation

Keith E. Whittington

Issue 6 (May 2017)

Articles:

The Problem of Creative Collaboration

Anthony J. Casey & Andres Sawicki

Buying Happiness: Property, Acquisition, and Subjective Well-Being

David Fagundes

The Power Canons

Lisa Heinzerling

The Commercial Difference

Felix T. Wu

Notes:

Exploring the Boundaries of Obergefell

Andrew J. Pecoraro

A Case of Overcorrection: How the FTC's Regulation of "Unfair Acts and Practices" Is Unfair to Small Businesses

Jennifer L. West