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Against Progress: Intellectual Property and Fundamental Values in the Internet Age

Keeping Gates Down: Further Narrowing the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act in the Wake of Van Buren
George F. Leahy

Who Owns the Meme?: Establishing a Definitive Framework to Resolve Disputes in Social Media Account Ownership Between Employers and Employees
Tom Galvin

The Time Is Now: A Call for Federal Elimination of Non-Competes Against Low-Wage and Hourly Workers in the Wake of the Pandemic
Lori N. Ross

Private Inequity: Reform Rule 506 to Safely Accommodate Investment by Nonaccredited Investors
Allen C. Page

Reconciling Corporate Interests with Broader Social Interests - Pursuit of Corporate Interests Beyond Shareholder Primacy
Yong-Shik Lee

Table of Contents (v. 14, no. 1)

Colleen Chien Presents Annual Mervis Lecture in Intellectual Property
Staff, William & Mary Law School

The Charitable Continuum
Eric Kades

The Price of Democracy: Evaluating the Excessing Fines Clause in Light of Florida Felon Disenfranchisement
Raven Peters

Limited Protection: The Impact of Illegal Entry on Due Process Rights in Expedited Removal Proceedings
Sun Shen

Maybe We Don't Need to Find Waldo After All: Why Preventing Voter Fraud is Not a Compelling Interest
Brandon T. Goldstein

Originalism's Implementation Problem
Michael L. Smith and Alexander S. Hiland

The Case for Local Data Sharing Ordinances
Beatriz Botero Arcila

Forgetting Marbury's Lesson: Qualified Immunity's Original Purpose
Tobias Kuehne

The First Amendment Weaponized: When Guns Become Public Discourse
Danny Li

From Negative to Positive Algorithm Rights
Cary Coglianese and Kat Hefter

Table of Contents (v. 30, no. 4)

A World Without Prosecutors
Jeffrey Bellin

A Tokenized Future: Regulatory Lessons from Crowdfunding and Standard Form Contracts
Darian M. Ibrahim

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