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The Environmental Effects of Cruelty to Agricultural Animals

Kyle H. Landis-Marinello

147

Animal Ethics and the Law

Bernard Rollin

143

One Bad Day: Thoughts on the Difference Between Animal Rights and Animal Welfare

Neil D. Hamilton

138

An Argument for the Basic Legal Rights of Farmed Animals

Steven M. Wise

133

"It's the Right Thing to Do": Why the Animal Agriculture Industry Should Not Oppose Science-Based Regulations Protecting the Welfare Of Animals Raised for Food

Angela J. Geiman

128

Animal Cruelty Laws and Factory Farming

Joseph Vining

123

A Case Study on Cruelty to Farm Animals: Lessons Learned From the Hallmark Meat Packing Case

Nancy Perry and Peter Brandt

117

Ideological Endowment: The Staying Power of the Electoral College and the Weaknesses of the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact

Daniel P. Rathbun

117

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Three Proposals to Introduce the Nationwide Popular Vote in U.S. Presidential Elections

Alexander S. Belenky

110

Democratic Principle and Electoral College Reform

Ethan J. Leib and Eli J. Mark

105

Equal Voice by Half Measures

John Mark Hansen

100

Awarding Presidential Electors by Congressional District: Wrong for California, Wrong for the Nation

Sam Hirsch

95

Reforming the Electorial College One State at a Time

Thomas W. Hiltachk

90

An Unsafe Harbor: Recounts, Contests, and the Electoral College

Daniel P. Tokaji

84

A Virtuous State Would Not Assign Correctional Housing Based on Ability To Pay

Bradley W. Moore

79

Why the County Jail Is Often a Better Choice

Shawn Chapman Holley

76

Government Entrepreneurship: How COP, Direct Supervision, and a Business Plan Helped to Solve Santa Ana's Crime Problems

Paul M. Walters and Russell Davis

71

The Dirty Little Secrets About Pay-to-Stay

Laurie L. Levenson and Mary Gordon

67

It Could Happen to "You": Pay-to-Stay Jail Upgrades

Kim Shayo Buchanan

60

Pay-to-Stay in California Jails and the Value of Systemic Self-Embarassment

Robert Weisberg

55

KSR's Effect on Patent Law

Stephen G. Kunin and Andrew K. Beverina

50

Now That the Courts Have Beaten Congress to the Punch, Why is Congress Still Punching the Patent System?

Robert A. Armitage

43

Making Sense of KSR and Other Recent Patent Cases

Harold C. Wegner

39

KSR v. Teleflex: Predictable Reform of Patent Substance and Procedure in the Judiciary

John F. Duffy

34

The Supreme Court and the Federal Circuit: Visitation and Custody of Patent Law

Rebecca S. Eisenberg

28

Granting Certiorari to Video Recording but Not to Televising

Scott C. Wilcox

24

Constitutional Etiquette and the Fate Of "Supreme Court TV"

Bruce Peabody

19

Will It Make My Job Easier, or What's in it for Me?

Kenneth N. Flaxman

16

C-SPAN's Long and Winding Road to a Still Un-Televised Supreme Court

Bruce D. Collins

12

The Right Legislation for the Wrong Reasons

Tony Mauro

8

Televising the Court: A Category Mistake (Symposium on Televising the Supreme Court)

Christina B. Whitman

5

Pay-To-Stay Programs in California Jails

Michael S. Carona

1

Gee Whiz, the Sky Is Falling!

Boyce F. Martin Jr.

1