Scholarship@WashULaw
Explore the scholarship of the faculty of Washington University in St. Louis School of Law. Recent additions include Daniel Epps's work on nonpartisan Supreme Court reform and the Biden Commission, and Daniel Harawa's article on reframing the Roberts's Supreme Court's criminal jurisprudence. Recent commentary includes Rachel Sach's work on drug importation and Kyle Rozema's editorial on campus diversity and affirmative action.
Submissions from 2024
The False Promise of Jurisdiction Stripping, Daniel Epps and Alan M. Trammell
Submissions from 2023
Out of Bounds?: Abortion, Choice of Law, and a Modest Role for Congress, Susan Frelich Appleton
First Amendment Scrutiny: Realigning First Amendment Doctrine Around Government Interests, John D. Inazu
Submissions from 2022
Sexual Agreements, Albertina Antognini and Susan Frelich Appleton
A Theory of Claim Resolution, Scott Baker and Lewis A. Kornhauser
Lemonade: A Racial Justice Reframing of The Roberts Court’s Criminal Jurisprudence, Daniel S. Harawa
Race-Aware Algorithms: Fairness, Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action, Pauline T. Kim
The Changing Landscape for Billboard Regulation, Daniel R. Mandelker
Little Progress in the Sixth Committee on Crimes Against Humanity, Leila Nadya Sadat
The Problems with Artifact Legal Theory, Brian Z. Tamanaha
Comments on Proposed Rules for Special Purpose Acquisition Companies, Shell companies, and Projections, Andrew F. Tuch
Submissions from 2021
The APA and the Assault on Deference, Ronald Levin
The Internet and Social Media, Gregory P. Magarian
Standing To Sue In Land Use Litigation, Daniel R. Mandelker
Why Privacy Matters, Neil Richards
Submissions from 2020
Universal Remedies, Section 706, and the APA, Ronald M. Levin and Mila Sohoni
Submissions from 2009
Optimal Patent Jurisprudence, Scott Baker and Claudio Mezzetti
Submissions from 2002
Gender Contests, Susan Frelich Appleton
Submissions from 2000
Strategic Disclosure in the Patent System, Douglas Lichtman, Scott Baker, and Kate Kraus