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Concentration or Distribution? Levmore CBI Examines How the Law Solves Problems
Imagine a community with a dirty river. How should the law work to clean it up? By opting for a teamwork approach, distributing liability among many polluters and hoping everybody behaves better — ...
Julie A. Roin on the New Illinois Budget
The budget will serve as a short-term fix to a much deeper problem.
Finding Meaning in Rules and Standards
Through the lens of law and economics, legal scholars have extracted useful meaning from the rules-and-standards debate—a discussion that has long divided those who practice and study law, Anthony ...
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Tom Ginsburg: The President Can Be Indicted, But Not By Who You Think
Thanks to Rudy Giuliani’s report that special prosecutor Robert Mueller told him he couldn’t legally indict President Trump, we are again confronted with a question of constitutional law for which there is no settled answer: Can a sitting president be indicted for criminal activity?
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The Law School Advantage
Thomas J. Miles, Dean and Clifton R. Musser Professor of Law