Archive: 2012
Time Waits for No Man—But Is Tolled for Certain Post-Judgment Motions: Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 4(A) (4) and the Fate of Withdrawn Post-Judgment Motions
- View PDFapplication/pdf, 0 kB
Columbia Law Review Selects Notes for Publication 2012-13
The Columbia Law Review has selected the following student Notes for publication in Volumes 112 and 113:
Gregory D. Beaton, Hot News, Cold Remedy: Scrutinizing the Application of Time-Limited Injunctive Relief for Non-Copyright Misappropriation Claims
Daniel Belke, Blitzing Brady: Should Section 4(a) of ...READ MORE
Congratulations to the 2012-13 Administrative Board!
The Editors of the Columbia Law Review are proud to announce the Review‘s 2012-2013 Administrative Board.
Liliana Zaragoza Editor-in-Chief
Aliya Sanders Executive Articles Editor
Amanda Meyer Executive Essay & Review Editor
Ken Li Executive Managing Editor
Samuel Rothschild Executive Notes Editor
Bradley Schecter Executive Sidebar Editor
Articles Committee Jason Anton John Briggs James Crooks Colleen ...READ MORE
Objecting at the Altar: Why the Herring Good Faith Principle and the Harlow Qualified Immunity Doctrine Should Not Be Married
- View PDFapplication/pdf, 0 kB
By John M. Greabe
Response to: Jennifer E. Laurin, Trawling for Herring: Lessons in Doctrinal Borrowing and Convergence, 111 Colum. L. Rev. 670 (2011)
Transaction Consistency and the New Finance in Bankruptcy
- View PDFapplication/pdf, 0 kB
Deterring Global Bribery: Where Public and Private Enforcement Collide
- View PDFapplication/pdf, 0 kB
Does Five Equal Three? Reading the Takings Clause in Light of the Third Amendment’s Protection of Houses
- View PDFapplication/pdf, 0 kB