Category: ASU Law Online

THE GROSS BEAST OF BURDEN OF PROOF: Experimental Evidence On How The Burden of Proof Influences Employment Discrimination Case Outcomes. David Sherwyn & Michael Heise David Sherwyn is an Associate Professor of Law at Cornell University School of Hotel Administration,…

LESSONS LEARNED FROM BERNARD MADOFF: Why We Should Partially Privatize the Barney Fife’s at the SEC Mark Klock Mark Klock is a Professor of Finance at George Washington University. A summary of, including excerpts from, his forthcoming Article in the…

When Natural Science Meets the Dismal Science An upcoming Arizona State University School of Law publication will include an article written by Stephanie Tai, an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Wisconsin Law School. Professor Tai has written…

The Arizona State Law Journal will soon publish an article by Kelli A. Alces.  Professor Alces is an Assistant Professor at the Florida State University College of Law.  This article discusses the shareholder “collective action,” entrenchment, and short-terms goal problems…

The Arizona State Law Journal will soon publish an article by Richard Albert.  Professor Albert is an Assistant Professor at Boston College Law School and received his J.D. from Yale University, his LL.M. from Harvard University, and also has a…

Revisiting the Lyons Den: Summers v. Earth Island Institute’s Misuse of Lyons’s “Realistic Threat” of Harm Standing Test by Bradford Mank The Arizona State Law Journal will soon publish an article by Bradford Mank.  Professor Mank is the James Helmer,…

Arizona State University College of Law is previewing its upcoming articles for publication.  The second article featured is written by third-year student, Cody Huffaker. In February 2009, Congress passed and President Barack Obama signed the “American Recovery and Reinvestment Act…

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Arizona State University College of Law is previewing its upcoming articles for publication.  The first article featured is written by third-year student, Emily Gildar. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, the recession began in December of 2007 and…

Arizona is a hotbed of legal and political debate. The issues at the heart of these debates, such as immigration, election reform, and even the latest Arpaio lawsuit, are making Arizona a recurring figure on the national stage. We hope…