In 2010 a car thief attempted to steal a car with a baby in the back seat. The baby's parents,
Aaron and Melanie Richman, were standing near the car at the time. They grabbed the door …

Owen Fiss's piece Against Settlement was a response not only to the Alternative Dispute
Resolution (ADR) movement, but also more broadly to" the dispute-resolution story that …

Over the past forty years, philosophers have given way to social scientists in examining
happiness. There is, however, a significant difference in approach. Whereas philosophers …

This Article first introduces some of the important concepts of behavioral studies and then
develops some significant examples of their application to issues in law and economics …

Our national reckoning with race and inequality must include disability. Race and disability
have a complicated but interconnected history. Yet discussions of our most salient socio …

The twin notions of exclusion and possession dominate our cultural and legal conceptions of
property. This Article uses the lens of hedonics-the emergent science of happiness-to make …

The battle to protect abortion rights in the United States has not been this fierce in fifty years.
From the US Supreme Court's recent Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization …

We are witnessing a restitution revolution. Traditionally, restitution has been a legal
mechanism used to disgorge a person's ill-gotten gains, thereby preventing the beneficiary's …

The coronavirus pandemic has forced us to reckon with the possibility of having to ration life-
saving medical treatments. In response, many health systems have employed protocols that …

From the dawn of the American republic, constitutional law and theory have treated emotion
as destructive to the creation and maintenance of constitutional commitments. If a …