Stanford law review

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  Año 2005, Vol. 58, Número 2

  • LEGAL UNCERTAINTY, ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY, AND THE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION DOCTRINE

    Warren F. Schwartz, Richard R. W. Brooks

    págs. 381-409

    

  • LETTING BILLIONS SLIP THROUGH YOUR FINGERS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE FAILURE OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN SECURITIES CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENTS

    Randall S. Thomas, James D. Cox

    págs. 411-454

    

  • JUDICIAL REVIEW BEFORE MARBURY

    William Michael Treanor

    págs. 455-562

    

  • FROM MARKETS TO VENUES: SECURITIES REGULATION IN AN EVOLVING WORLD

    Maureen O'Hara, Jonathan R. Macey

    págs. 563-599

    

  • PATENTING NANOTECHNOLOGY

    Mark A. Lemley

    págs. 601-630

    

  • TESTING CRUZAN: PRISONERS AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION OF SELF-STARVATION

    Mara Silver

    págs. 631-662

    

  • SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY AND INFORMANT DEFECTORS: THE UNITED STATES' REFUSAL TO PROTECT ITS PROTECTORS

    Michelle Visser

    págs. 663-699