Stanford Law Review

Volume 56

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Issue 1
ARTICLES
Behavioral Economics and the SEC	Stephen J. Choi & A.C. Pritchard	1
A Context-Sensitive Voting Protocol Paradigm for Multimember Courts	Jonathan Remy Nash	75
NOTES
Redefining Race: Can Genetic Testing Provide Biological Proof of Indian Ethnicity?	Eric Beckenhauer	161
Data Retention: Privacy, Anonymity, and Accountability Online	Catherine Crump	191
BOOK REVIEW
Bourgeois Communities: A Review of Gerald Frug's City Making	Richard Thompson Ford	231

Issue 2
ARTICLES
Defining Better Monopolization Standards	Einer Elhauge	253
Collective Sanctions	Daryl J. Levinson	345
Towards an International Judicial System	Jenny S. Martinez	429
NOTE
The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same: Copyright, Digital Technology, and Social Norms	Christopher Jensen	531

Issue 3
ARTICLES
Beyond Profiling: Race, Policing, and the Drug War	R. Richard Banks	571
Accomodating Emergencies	Eric A. Posner & Adrian Vermule	605
RESPONSE
The Nature of the Bankrupt Firm: A Response to Baird and Rasmussen's The End of Bankruptcy	Lynn M. LoPucki	645
REPLY
Chapter 11 at Twilight	Douglas G. Baird & Robert K. Rasmussen	673
BOOK REVIEWS
The Community Economic Development Movement: A Metropolitan Perspective	David J. Barron	701
The New Property	Gerald Torres	741

Issue 4
ARTICLES
Liability Rules for Constitutional Rights: The Case of Mass Detentions	Eugene Kontorovich	755
Toward a New Constitutional Anatomy	V.F. Nourse	835
NOTES
Architecture of Consent: Internet Protocols and Their Legal Implications	Eric J. Feigin	901
Fourth Amendment Yard Work: Curtilage's Mow-Line Rule	Brendan Peters	943

Issue 5
SYMPOSIUM: Punishment and Its Purposes
Much Respect: Toward a Hip-Hop Theory of Punishment	Paul Butler	983
Too Severe? A Defense of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines (and a Critique of Federal Mandatory Minimums)	Paul G. Cassell	1017
The Constitution and Punishment	Erwin Chemerinsky	1049
Punishing Hatred and Prejudice	Heidi M. Hurd & Michael S. Moore	1081
Convictions and Doubts: Retribution, Representation, and the Debate over Felon Disenfranchisement	Pamela S. Karlan	1147
Updating the Study of Punishment	Tracey L. Meares, Neil Katyal & Dan M. Kahan	1171
Domination & Dissatisfaction: Prosecutors as Sentencers	Marc L. Miller	1211
The Social and Moral Cost of Mass Incarceration in African American Communities	Dorothy E. Roberts	1271
On Lawful Lawlessness: George Ryan, Executive Clemency, and the Rhetoric of Sparing Life	Austin Sarat & Nasser Hussain	1307

Issue 6
ARTICLES
Reducing Digital Copyright Infringement Without Restricting Innovation	Marc A. Lemley & R. Anthony Reese	1345
Inequitable Injunctions: The Scandal of Private Judging in the U.S. Courts	Penelope Pether	1435
RESPONSE & REPLY
Issues of Method in Analyzing the Policy Response to Emergencies	Mark Tushnet	1581
Emergencies and Political Change: A Reply to Tushnet	Eric A. Posner & Adrian Vermule	1593
NOTE
Unequal Protection: Comparing Former Felons' Challenges to Disenfranchisement and Employment Discrimination	Elena Saxonhouse	1597
BOOK REVIEW
Finality with Ambivalence: American Death Penalty's Uneasy History	Robert J. Cottrol	1641