CRITICAL RACE THEORY SPEAKER SERIES CRT 20: HONORING OUR PAST, CHARTING OUR FUTURE

Introduction

Celebrating Critical Race Theory at 20 Angela Onwuachi-Willig

Articles

Liberal McCarthyism and the Origins of Critical Race Theory Richard Delgado

The Re-Emergence of Race as a Biological Category: The Societal Implications—Reaffirmation of Race Alex M. Johnson, Jr.

Post-Racialism Sumi Cho

Jim Crow Ethics and the Defense of the Jena Six Anthony V. Alfieri

Notes

The Branding of America: The Rise of Geographic Trademarks and the Need for a Strong Fair Use Defense Joseph C. Daniels

There’s “No Such Thing as Too Much Speech”: How Advertising Deregulation and the Marketplace of Ideas Can Protect Democracy in America Kristen M. Formanek

The Antifraud Savings Clause of the National Securities Markets Improvement Act of 1996 Evan J. Leitch

Real Estate Causes Real Problems for Investors: Regulating Executive Liquidation of Stock Options as a Source of [...]]]>

CRITICAL RACE THEORY SPEAKER SERIES
CRT 20: HONORING OUR PAST, CHARTING OUR FUTURE

Introduction

Articles

Saving Facebook James Grimmelmann

Attempt by Omission Michael T. Cahill

Strange Bedfellows: Criminal Law, Family Law, and the Legal Construction of Intimate Life Melissa Murray

Insider Trading and the Gradual Demise of Fiduciary Principles Donna M. Nagy

Notes

Corporate Liability for Violations of Labor Rights Under the Alien Tort Claims Act Wesley V. Carrington

The Right and Wrong Ways to Sell A Public Forum John C. Crees

Searching for a Solution: A Proposed Change to the Code of Iowa Chapter 808A Morgan N. Engling

Nonprofits: Are You at Risk of Losing Your Tax-Exempt Status? Gina M. Lavarda

Articles

Cause for Concern: Causation and Federal Securities Fraud Jill E. Fisch

Twombly, Pleading Rules, and the Regulation of Court Access Robert G. Bone

Values and Value Creation in Public–Private Transactions Nestor M. Davidson

Green Is Good: Sustainability, Profitability, and a New Paradigm for Corporate Governance Judd F. Sneirson

Notes

A Newsworthiness Privilege for Republished Defamation of Public Figures Matthew J. Donnelly

The NLRB’s Oil Capitol and Toering Decisions and Their Effects on Unionization and American Labor Law Michael J. Hilkin

Stuck in a Bind: Can the Arbitration Fairness Act Solve the Problems of Mandatory Binding Arbitration in the Consumer Context? Joshua T. Mandelbaum

Extending Refugee Definitions to Cover Environmentally Displaced Persons Displaces Necessary Protection Kara K. Moberg

Articles

Unofficial Family Law

Ann Laquer Estin

Court-System Transparency

Lynn M. LoPucki

Patent Disclosure

Jeanne C. Fromer

In the Zone: Sex Offenders and the Ten-Percent Solutions

Asmara Tekle-Johnson

Notes

A Post-Granholm Analysis of Iowa’s Regulatory Framework for Wine Distribution

Jessica R. Reese

The Psychological-Parent and De Facto-Parent Doctrines: How Should the Uniform Parentage Act Define “Parent”?

Lindsy J. Rohlf

What’s It to You?: The Difficulty of Valuing the Benefits of Climate-Change Mitigation and the Need for a Public-Goods Test Under Dormant Commerce Clause Analysis

Mary Bede Russell

Backing Bundled Discounts After Brooke Group: Analyzing the Debate over the Legality of Above-Cost Bundled Discounts

Jamie L. Weber

Articles

Beyond the Call of Duty: Compelling Health Care Professionals to Work During an Influenza Pandemic

Carl H. Coleman

Rethinking Trademark Fair Use

William McGeveran

The Black Box

Marc L. Miller & Ronald F. Wright

Against Financial-Literacy Education

Lauren E. Willis

Notes

Comrades in Arms: Using the Uniform Code of Military Justice and the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act to Prosecute Civilian-Contractor Misconduct

Ian W. Baldwin

Continuing Persecution: An Argument for Doctrinal Codification in Light of In re A-T- and Brand X

Amy B. Kretkowski

Overruling a Nearly Century-Old Precedent: Why Leegin Got It Right

Julie M. Olszewski

Gambling, Greyhounds, and Gay Marriage: How the Iowa Supreme Court Can Use the Rational-Basis Test to Address Varnum v. Brien

Steven P. Wieland

Articles

Art and the Constitution

Randall P. Bezanson

The Unconstitutionality of Summary Judgment: A Status Report

Suja A. Thomas

Summary Judgment Is Constitutional

Edward Brunet

Summary Judgment and the Progressive Constitution

William E. Nelson

Why Summary Judgment Is Still Unconstitutional: A Reply to Professors Brunet and Nelson

Suja A. Thomas

Batson, O.J., and Snyder: Lessons from an Intersecting Trilogy

Camille A. Nelson

Waiting for the Other Shoe: Hudson and the Precarious State of Mapp

David A. Moran

The Exclusionary Rule and Causation

Albert W. Alschuler

Hudson v. Michigan and the Future of Fourth Amendment Exclusion

James J. Tomkovicz

Notes

Patentable Subject Matter: Do the 2005 USPTO Interim Guidelines Intersect State Street at a Roundabout?

Charles A. Damschen

Sarbanes-Oxley Section 501(a): No Implied Private Right of Action, and a Call to Congress for an Express Private Right of Action to Enhance Analyst Disclosure

Louis E. [...]]]>

Articles

Art and the Constitution

Randall P. Bezanson

The Unconstitutionality of Summary Judgment: A Status Report

Suja A. Thomas

Summary Judgment Is Constitutional

Edward Brunet

Summary Judgment and the Progressive Constitution

William E. Nelson

Why Summary Judgment Is Still Unconstitutional: A Reply to Professors Brunet and Nelson

Suja A. Thomas

Batson, O.J., and Snyder: Lessons from an Intersecting Trilogy

Camille A. Nelson

Waiting for the Other Shoe: Hudson and the Precarious State of Mapp

David A. Moran

The Exclusionary Rule and Causation

Albert W. Alschuler

Hudson v. Michigan and the Future of Fourth Amendment Exclusion

James J. Tomkovicz

Notes

Patentable Subject Matter: Do the 2005 USPTO Interim Guidelines Intersect State Street at a Roundabout?

Charles A. Damschen

Sarbanes-Oxley Section 501(a): No Implied Private Right of Action, and a Call to Congress for an Express Private Right of Action to Enhance Analyst Disclosure

Louis E. Ebinger

Roommate Wanted: The Right to Choice in Shared Living

John T. Messerly

Iowa Law Review, Volume 93, Issue 4 (June 2008)

Articles

Categorical Analysis in Antitrust Jurisprudence

Mark A. Lemley & Christopher R. Leslie

Fair Use and Copyright

Overenforcement

Thomas F. Cotter

Congress’s Power to Block Enforcement of Federal Court Orders

Jennifer Mason McAward

Bankrupt Profits: The Credit Industry’s Business Model for Postbankruptcy Lending

Katherine Porter

Notes

Forced Financial Aid: Two Arguments as to Why Iowa’s Law Authorizing Courts to Order Divorced Parents to Pay Postsecondary-Education Subsidies Is Unconstitutional

Dan Huitink

Prejudice, Procedure, and a Proper Presumption: Restoring the Remmer Presumption of Prejudice in Order to Protect Criminal Defendants’ Sixth Amendment Rights

Eva Kerr

A Procedural Approach to “Unfair Methods of Competition”

Andy J. Miller

Are We Living in a Material World?: An Analysis of the Federal Circuit’s Materiality Standard Under the Patent Doctrine of Inequitable Conduct

Elizabeth Peters

Felony Murder, the Merger Limitation, and [...]]]>

Iowa Law Review, Volume 93, Issue 4 (June 2008)

Articles

Categorical Analysis in Antitrust Jurisprudence

Mark A. Lemley & Christopher R. Leslie

Fair Use and Copyright

Overenforcement

Thomas F. Cotter

Congress’s Power to Block Enforcement of Federal Court Orders

Jennifer Mason McAward

Bankrupt Profits: The Credit Industry’s Business Model for Postbankruptcy Lending

Katherine Porter

Notes

Forced Financial Aid: Two Arguments as to Why Iowa’s Law Authorizing Courts to Order Divorced Parents to Pay Postsecondary-Education Subsidies Is Unconstitutional

Dan Huitink

Prejudice, Procedure, and a Proper Presumption: Restoring the Remmer Presumption of Prejudice in Order to Protect Criminal Defendants’ Sixth Amendment Rights

Eva Kerr

A Procedural Approach to “Unfair Methods of Competition”

Andy J. Miller

Are We Living in a Material World?: An Analysis of the Federal Circuit’s Materiality Standard Under the Patent Doctrine of Inequitable Conduct

Elizabeth Peters

Felony Murder, the Merger Limitation, and Legislative Intent in State v. Heemstra: Deciphering the Proper Role of the Iowa Supreme Court in Interpreting Iowa’s Felony-Murder Statute

Douglas Van Zanten