Submissions from 2013
Let's Research Together, So join.me, Dana Neacsu
New York Grand Juries: Rubber Stamp of ADA's Requests?, Dana Neacsu
The Internet: Academic Foe or Friend, Dana Neacsu
The Indirect Potential of Lafler and Frye, Wesley M. Oliver
Toward a Common Law of Plea Bargaining, Wesley M. Oliver
Submissions from 2012
Policy Disagreements with the United States Sentencing Guidelines: A Welcome Expansion of Judicial Discretion or the Beginning of the End for the Sentencing Guidelines, Thomas M. Hardiman and Richard L. Heppner Jr.
Session 4: Building Partnerships in Legal Scholarship: Law Libraries and The Center for Digital Research and Scholarship, Rebecca R. Kennison, Larry Abraham, Dana Neacsu, and Vani M. Natarajan
Western Union, the American Federation of Labor, Google, and the Changing Face of Corporate Privacy Advocates, Wesley MacNeil Oliver
Submissions from 2011
Introduction to U.S. Law and Legal Research, Dana Neacsu
No Easy Answers, Dana Neacsu
Material Witness Detentions After al-Kidd, Wesley MacNeil Oliver
The Modern History of Probable Cause, Wesley MacNeil Oliver
The Present and Future of Plea Bargaining: A Look at Missouri v. Frye and Lafler v. Cooper, Wesley MacNeil Oliver
Submissions from 2009
Application of Cascade Theory to Online Systems: A Study of Email and Google Cascades, April Mara Barton
Preserving and Ensuring Long-term Access to Digitally Born Legal Information, Sarah Rhodes and Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2008
The Red Booklet on Feminist Equality. Instead of a Manifesto, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2007
Google, Legal Citations, and Electronic Fickleness: Legal Scholarship in the Digital Environment, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2006
A Brief Critique of the Emaciated State and Its Reliance on Non-governmental Organizations to Provide Social Services, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2005
The Lawyer-Advocate vs. The Poet-Advocate, Tom Corbett
The Political Value of Knowledge and the Elite Schools' Curricula: To Ignore or Not to Ignore Marxism?, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2004
Advocacy as History? That Takes the Prize! Gulag: A History [book review], Dana Neacsu
LAWYER'S BOOKSHELF; Who Owns Native Culture. [Book Review], Dana Neacsu
Romania, Bulgaria, The United States and the European Union: The Rules of Empowerment at the Outskirts of Europe, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2002
Legal Scholarship and Digital Publishing: Has Anything Changed in the Way We Do Legal Research?, Dana Neacsu
Tempest in a Teacup or the Mystique of Sexual Legal Discourse, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2001
Legitimacy, Globally: The Incoherence of Free Trade Practice, Global Economics and Their Governing Principles of Political Economy, Michael H. Davis and Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 2000
Norm Origin and Development in Cyberspace: Models of Cybernorm Evolution, April Mara Barton
Immigration and Nationality, Robert Charles Hill and Dana Neacsu
CLS Stands for Critical Legal Studies, If Anyone Remembers, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 1999
Concert of Action by Substantial Assistance: What Ever Happened to Unconscious Aiding and Abetting, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 1998
Copyright Law Tackles Yet Another Challenge: the Electronic Frontier of the World Wide Web, April Mara Barton
Submissions from 1997
Internet Red Light Districts? Domain Name Proposal for Regulatory Zoning of Obscene Content, April Mara Barton
Submissions from 1996
Recent Developments in Pennsylvania Land Use Planning Recent Developments - Special Section, Joseph Sabino Mistick
Submissions from 1994
An Eco-esc Pendulum of Copyright: A Deconstructive Perspective of the Copyright/Authorship System, Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 1993
LA COUR CONSTITUTIONNELLE ROUMAINE. PREMIERS PAS. (The Romanian Constitutional Court. First Steps), Dana Neacsu
Submissions from 1990
The Economics and Constitutionality of Pennsylvania's Third Generation of Anti-Takeover Legislation [Note], Richard C. Gaffney