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Q: Should electronics makers use technology at their disposal to help you disable your lost devices?

“We'd pay more for devices that could easily be disabled if lost or stolen, for then they would be stolen less often and of greater value to us.”

— Dean Saul Levmore

“If an iPhone is lost or stolen, Apple will likely sell a replacement. Their policy seems designed to protect their actual unit sales.”

— Mark

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Feature:

November 10, 2009: This fall, for only the second time in 106 years, the Law School cornerstone was opened and its historical content revealed.

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Omri Ben-Shahar, "One-Way Contracts"

Bernard Harcourt, "Neoliberal Penality: A Genealogy of Excess"

M. Todd Henderson, "The Nanny Corporation"

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James Q. Whitman, "The Verdict of Battle"

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Adam Przeworski, New York University, "The Origins of Parliamentary Responsibility"

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Deanell Reece Tacha, "The Role of the Judge in Times of Economic and Cultural Turmoil"

News

11.10.09 : Epstein: "The Tussle Over Craig Becker"

11.10.09 : From the Cornerstone: Conservation of the Law School's History

11.09.09 : University Web Feature: Law Students Help Build Supreme Court Case

11.05.09 : Geof Stone: "Same-Sex Marriage and the Meaning of Words"

Events

11.13.2009 : Admissions Open House

11.20.2009 : The Changing Court: The 2009-10 Supreme Court Term

11.23.2009 : Admissions Open House

11.25.2009 - 11.27.2009 : Thanksgiving Break

12.04.2009 - 12.05.2009 : Conference: "Markets, Firms and Property Rights: A Celebration of the Research of Ronald Coase"

12.04.2009 : Last Day of Autumn Classes

Did you know?

On October 22, 1964, the Today Show featured the Law School.

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