Vol. 65, Issue 4, 2013July 01, 2013 EDT
No Small Feat: Who Won the Health Care Case (and Why Did So Many Law Professors Miss the Boat)?
No Small Feat: Who Won the Health Care Case (and Why Did So Many Law Professors Miss the Boat)?
Randy E. Barnett,
Articles in Vol. 65, Issue 4, 2013
Vol. 65, Issue 4, 2013
- Religion and the Equal Protection Clause: Why the Constitution Requires School VouchersSteven G. CalabresiAbe Salander
- The New Professional Plaintiffs in Shareholder LitigationJessica Erickson
- When the Commerce Clause Goes International: A Proposed Legal Framework for the Foreign Commerce ClauseNaomi Harlin Goodno
- Regulation by <i>Amicus</i>:The Department of Labor’s Policy Making in the CourtsDeborah Thompson Eisenberg
- Criminal Corporate CharacterRobert E. Wagner
- No Small Feat: Who Won the Health Care Case (and Why Did So Many Law Professors Miss the Boat)?Randy E. Barnett
- Can a Professional Limit Liability Contractually Under Florida Law?John Terwilleger
- Hunger, Food Prices, and the Food Safety Modernization Act: Balancing Physical Safety and Food SecurityKelly M. Gay
- Goodyear Dunlop’s Failed Attempt to Refine the Scope of General Personal JurisdictionCamilla Cohen
- Small Claims, Big Recovery: Proposals for Settlement in Florida’s Small Claims Courts Post-<i>Nichols</i>Laura M. Beard
- To Enforce a Privacy Right: The Sovereign Immunity Canon and the Privacy Act’s Civil Remedies Provision After <i>Cooper</i>Daniel J. DiMatteo
- <i>Ryan v. Gonzalez</i> and the Potential Elimination of the Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Post Conviction FailsafeKathleen Carlson
Randy E. Barnett, No Small Feat: Who Won the Health Care Case (and Why Did So Many Law Professors Miss the Boat)?, 65 Fla. L. Rev. 1331 (2013).