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Managed by the UVA Law Library, the scholarship repository houses research and publications from current and past faculty.

 

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Faculty Scholarship

Aditya Bamzai, Judicial Deference and Doctrinal Clarity, 82 Ohio State Law Journal, 585–610 (2021). view
Thomas B. Nachbar, Platform Effects, 62 Jurimetrics, 1–48 (2021). view
Joshua Fischman & Michael A. Livermore, Empirically Validating Citation Metrics for Legal Scholars: A Market Approach (2021). view
Steven K. Hoge & Richard J. Bonnie, A New Commitment Pathway for Offenders With Serious Mental Illness: Expedited Diversion to Court-Ordered Treatment, 72 Psychiatric Services 969–971 (2021). view
Peter Howard & Michael A. Livermore, Climate-Society Feedback Effects: Be Wary of Unidentified Connections, 15 International Review of Environmental & Resource Economics 33–93 (2021). view
Margaret Foster Riley, What is the HIPAA Privacy Rule? A Health Law Scholar Explains, The Conversation (July 26, 2021). view
Ruth Mason, The 2021 Compromise, 172 Tax Notes Federal 569 (2021). view
Michael D. Gilbert & Andrew Hayashi, Do Good Citizens Need Good Laws? Economics and the Expressive Function, 22 Theoretical Inquiries in Law, 153 (2021). view
Naomi R. Cahn, Why conservatorships like the one controlling Britney Spears can lead to abuse, The Conversation (July 19, 2021). view
Jesse H. Choper et al., Leading Cases in Constitutional Law, A Compact Casebook for a Short Course, West Academic (2021 ed. 2021). view
Anne M. Coughlin, The Cosby case shows that we don't have rule of law. We have rule by prosecutor., WashingtonPost.com (July 8, 2021). view
Michael D. Gilbert, Mauricio Guim & Michael Weisbuch, Constitutional Locks, 19 International Journal of Constitutional Law, 865–886 (2021). view
Sean Fischer, Kim Forde-Mazrui & Cathi Herrod, Do We Need the Equal Rights Amendment Today?, Divided We Fall (July 5, 2021). view
Elizabeth A. Rowe & Sharon K. Sandeen, Selected Intellectual Property, Internet, and Information Law Statutes, Regulations, and Treaties, West Academic (2021 ed. 2021). view
Danielle K. Citron & Daniel J. Solove, Standing and Privacy Harms: A Critique of TransUnion v. Ramirez, 101 Boston University Law Review Online, 62 (2021). view
Kevin Cope, Rethinking Responsibility for Refugees, JOTWELL (July 1, 2021). view
Rachel Harmon, Arrests: What Are They Good For?, 18 Revista Direito Público 27–45 (2021). view
Jason S. Johnston, The Precautionary Social Cost of Carbon, in Climate Rationality From Bias to Balance, Cambridge University Press, 468–502 (2021). view
Jason S. Johnston, Climate Rationality: From Bias to Balance, Cambridge University Press (2021). view
Brandon L. Garrett & Gregory Mitchell, Battling to a draw: Defense expert rebuttal can neutralize prosecution fingerprint evidence, 35 Applied Cognitive Psychology 976–987 (2021). view
Winston Chiong et al., Ethical Considerations in Dementia Diagnosis and Care, 97 Neurology 80–89 (2021). view
Bertrall Ross, Guns and the Tyranny of American Republicanism, Brennan Center for Justice (2021). view
Deirdre M. Enright, DNA, Not Posters, Might Solve a Cold Case, Washington Post C4 (June 27, 2021). view
Tom Ginsburg & Mila Versteeg, Binding the Unbound Executive: Checks and Balances in Times of Pandemic, 19 International Journal of Constitutional Law 1498–1535 (2021). view
Kimberly J. Robinson, Education Federalism: Why It Matters and How the United States Should Restructure It, in Bowman, Kristine L. The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Education Law, Oxford University Press, 115–134 (2021). view
Bridget C.E. Dooling & Michael A. Livermore, Bot-Generated Comments on Government Proposals Could be Useful Someday, Slate (June 21, 2021). view
Quinn Curtis, Jill E. Fisch & Adriana Robertson, Do ESG Mutual Funds Deliver on Their Promises?, Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance (2021). view
Cale Jaffe, Who Will Be Virginia's Climate Governor?, Washington Post C4 (June 20, 2021). view
Quinn Curtis & Justin Hopkins, Career Concerns for Revealing Misreporting, Review of Accounting Studies 1–34 (2021). view
Thomas Berg & Douglas Laycock, Protecting Free Exercise Under <em>Smith </em>and After <em>Smith</em>, SCOTUSblog (June 19, 2021). view
Naomi R. Cahn, New Report on Advancing Black Women, Forbes.com (June 10, 2021). view
Rachel Bayefsky, Remedies and Respect: Rethinking the Role of Federal Judicial Relief, 109 Georgetown Law Journal, 1263–1336 (2021). view
Joe Fore, Giving Good Feedback: Cultivating a Growth Mindset, 70 Virginia Lawyer 54 (June, 2021). view
Richard C. Schragger, Basic Principles of Property Law Support the Governor’s Decision to Remove the Lee Statue, Richmond Times-Dispatch 19A (May 25, 2021). view
J. Gruber et al., The Future of Women in Psychological Science, 16 Perspectives on Psychological Science 483–516 (2021). view
Ruth Gaare Bernheim, Richard J. Bonnie & Dayna Bowen Matthew, Public Health Law, Ethics, and Policy: Cases and Materials, Foundation Press (2 ed. 2021). view
Danielle K. Citron, Fix Section 230 and hold tech companies to account, Wired UK (May 6, 2021). view
Kevin Cope & Alexander Stremitzer, The Constitution Requires the U.S. to Offer Vaccine Passports, Slate.com (May 4, 2021). view
Ashley S. Deeks, Will Cyber Autonomy Undercut Democratic Accountability?, in Ann Väljataga & Rain Liivoja Autonomous Cyber Capabilities under International Law, NATO CCDCOE Publications, 67–105 (2021). view
Danielle K. Citron, A New Compact for Sexual Privacy, 62 William & Mary Law Review, 1763–1839 (2021). view
Paul G. Mahoney & Adriana Robertson, Advisers by Another Name, 11 Harvard Business Law Review 311 (2021). view
Michael G. Collins & Jonathan Remy Nash, The Certificate of Division and the Early Supreme Court, 94 Southern California Law Review, 733–786 (2021). view
Amanda Frost, "By Accident of Birth": The Battle over Birthright Citizenship After <em>United States v. Wong Kim Ark</em>, 32 Yale Journal of Law & the Humanities, 38–76 (2021). view
Jennifer L. Doleac & Megan T. Stevenson, Algorithmic Risk Assessment in the Hands of Humans (2021). view
Aditya Bamzai, What Can Philosophy Teach Us About Administrative Law?, Yale Journal on Regulation Notice & Comment (April 21, 2021). view
Julia D. Mahoney & Paul G. Mahoney, The New Separation of Ownership and Control: Institutional Investors and ESG, CLS Blue Sky Blog (April 20, 2021). view
Kristen Eichensehr, SolarWinds: Accountability, Attribution, and Advancing the Ball, Just Security (April 16, 2021). view
Craig Konnoth, Privatization&#39;s Preemptive Effects, 134 Harvard Law Review, 1937–2024 (2021). view
Adam Chilton & Mila Versteeg, Empirical Constitutional Studies: Future Directions, University of Chicago Law Review Online, (2021). view
Kevin Cope & Charles Crabtree, Knowing the Law, The University of Chicago Law Review Online, (2021). view

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Bertrall Ross, Challenging the Crown: Checks, Balances, and the Principle of Legislative Independence, 73 Alabama Law Review, 221–290 (2021). view
Joe Fore, Tech Tools for Better Editing, Part 1, 70 Virginia Lawyer 62 (August, 2021). view
Aditya Bamzai, Judicial Deference and Doctrinal Clarity, 82 Ohio State Law Journal, 585–610 (2021). view
George Rutherglen, Admiralty, Human Rights, and International Law, 62 Virginia Journal of International Law, 181–202 (2021). view
Peter Howard & Michael A. Livermore, Climate-Society Feedback Effects: Be Wary of Unidentified Connections, 15 International Review of Environmental & Resource Economics 33–93 (2021). view
Ruth Mason, The 2021 Compromise, 172 Tax Notes Federal 569 (2021). view
Margaret Foster Riley, What is the HIPAA Privacy Rule? A Health Law Scholar Explains, The Conversation (July 26, 2021). view
Michael D. Gilbert & Andrew Hayashi, Do Good Citizens Need Good Laws? Economics and the Expressive Function, 22 Theoretical Inquiries in Law, 153 (2021). view
Naomi R. Cahn, Why conservatorships like the one controlling Britney Spears can lead to abuse, The Conversation (July 19, 2021). view
Jesse H. Choper et al., Leading Cases in Constitutional Law, A Compact Casebook for a Short Course, West Academic (2021 ed. 2021). view
Anne M. Coughlin, The Cosby case shows that we don&#39;t have rule of law. We have rule by prosecutor., WashingtonPost.com (July 8, 2021). view
Michael D. Gilbert, Mauricio Guim & Michael Weisbuch, Constitutional Locks, 19 International Journal of Constitutional Law, 865–886 (2021). view
Sean Fischer, Kim Forde-Mazrui & Cathi Herrod, Do We Need the Equal Rights Amendment Today?, Divided We Fall (July 5, 2021). view
Elizabeth A. Rowe & Sharon K. Sandeen, Selected Intellectual Property, Internet, and Information Law Statutes, Regulations, and Treaties, West Academic (2021 ed. 2021). view
Winston Chiong et al., Ethical Considerations in Dementia Diagnosis and Care, 97 Neurology 80–89 (2021). view
Brandon L. Garrett & Gregory Mitchell, Battling to a draw: Defense expert rebuttal can neutralize prosecution fingerprint evidence, 35 Applied Cognitive Psychology 976–987 (2021). view
Jason S. Johnston, The Precautionary Social Cost of Carbon, in Climate Rationality From Bias to Balance, Cambridge University Press, 468–502 (2021). view
Kevin Cope, Rethinking Responsibility for Refugees, JOTWELL (July 1, 2021). view
Danielle K. Citron & Daniel J. Solove, Standing and Privacy Harms: A Critique of TransUnion v. Ramirez, 101 Boston University Law Review Online, 62 (2021). view
Jason S. Johnston, Climate Rationality: From Bias to Balance, Cambridge University Press (2021). view
Rachel Harmon, Arrests: What Are They Good For?, 18 Revista Direito Público 27–45 (2021). view
Bertrall Ross, Guns and the Tyranny of American Republicanism, Brennan Center for Justice (2021). view
Deirdre M. Enright, DNA, Not Posters, Might Solve a Cold Case, Washington Post C4 (June 27, 2021). view
Tom Ginsburg & Mila Versteeg, Binding the Unbound Executive: Checks and Balances in Times of Pandemic, 19 International Journal of Constitutional Law 1498–1535 (2021). view
Kimberly J. Robinson, Education Federalism: Why It Matters and How the United States Should Restructure It, in Bowman, Kristine L. The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Education Law, Oxford University Press, 115–134 (2021). view
Bridget C.E. Dooling & Michael A. Livermore, Bot-Generated Comments on Government Proposals Could be Useful Someday, Slate (June 21, 2021). view
Quinn Curtis, Jill E. Fisch & Adriana Robertson, Do ESG Mutual Funds Deliver on Their Promises?, Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance (2021). view
Cale Jaffe, Who Will Be Virginia&#39;s Climate Governor?, Washington Post C4 (June 20, 2021). view
Thomas Berg & Douglas Laycock, Protecting Free Exercise Under <em>Smith </em>and After <em>Smith</em>, SCOTUSblog (June 19, 2021). view
Quinn Curtis & Justin Hopkins, Career Concerns for Revealing Misreporting, Review of Accounting Studies 1–34 (2021). view
Naomi R. Cahn, New Report on Advancing Black Women, Forbes.com (June 10, 2021). view
Joe Fore, Giving Good Feedback: Cultivating a Growth Mindset, 70 Virginia Lawyer 54 (June, 2021). view
Rachel Bayefsky, Remedies and Respect: Rethinking the Role of Federal Judicial Relief, 109 Georgetown Law Journal, 1263–1336 (2021). view
Richard C. Schragger, Basic Principles of Property Law Support the Governor’s Decision to Remove the Lee Statue, Richmond Times-Dispatch 19A (May 25, 2021). view
J. Gruber et al., The Future of Women in Psychological Science, 16 Perspectives on Psychological Science 483–516 (2021). view
Ruth Gaare Bernheim, Richard J. Bonnie & Dayna Bowen Matthew, Public Health Law, Ethics, and Policy: Cases and Materials, Foundation Press (2 ed. 2021). view
Danielle K. Citron, Fix Section 230 and hold tech companies to account, Wired UK (May 6, 2021). view
Kevin Cope & Alexander Stremitzer, The Constitution Requires the U.S. to Offer Vaccine Passports, Slate.com (May 4, 2021). view
Paul G. Mahoney & Adriana Robertson, Advisers by Another Name, 11 Harvard Business Law Review 311 (2021). view
Amanda Frost, "By Accident of Birth": The Battle over Birthright Citizenship After <em>United States v. Wong Kim Ark</em>, 32 Yale Journal of Law & the Humanities, 38–76 (2021). view
Danielle K. Citron, A New Compact for Sexual Privacy, 62 William & Mary Law Review, 1763–1839 (2021). view
Michael G. Collins & Jonathan Remy Nash, The Certificate of Division and the Early Supreme Court, 94 Southern California Law Review, 733–786 (2021). view
Ashley S. Deeks, Will Cyber Autonomy Undercut Democratic Accountability?, in Ann Väljataga & Rain Liivoja Autonomous Cyber Capabilities under International Law, NATO CCDCOE Publications, 67–105 (2021). view
Jennifer L. Doleac & Megan T. Stevenson, Algorithmic Risk Assessment in the Hands of Humans (2021). view
Aditya Bamzai, What Can Philosophy Teach Us About Administrative Law?, Yale Journal on Regulation Notice & Comment (April 21, 2021). view
Julia D. Mahoney & Paul G. Mahoney, The New Separation of Ownership and Control: Institutional Investors and ESG, CLS Blue Sky Blog (April 20, 2021). view
Kristen Eichensehr, SolarWinds: Accountability, Attribution, and Advancing the Ball, Just Security (April 16, 2021). view
Craig Konnoth, Privatization&#39;s Preemptive Effects, 134 Harvard Law Review, 1937–2024 (2021). view
Adam Chilton & Mila Versteeg, Empirical Constitutional Studies: Future Directions, University of Chicago Law Review Online, (2021). view
Kevin Cope & Charles Crabtree, Knowing the Law, The University of Chicago Law Review Online, (2021). view

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