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ContractsProf Blog
(Belated) Tuesday Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for March 15, 2023
By Mark Burge
True, these are our Top Ten lists and not the Top Sixteen, but in honor of KCON XVI--the Sixteenth International Conference on Contracts--this week's graphic will be just a little…
ContractsProf Blog
Tuesday Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for March 7, 2023
By Mark Burge
Top Downloads For:Contracts & Commercial Law eJournalRecent Top Papers (60 days)As of: 06 Jan 2023 - 07 Mar 2023RankPaperDownloads 1.Terms of Service and Fourth Amendment RightsOrin S. KerrUniversity of California, Berkeley…
On Point
Defense win! Officers’ entry onto front porch violated the 4th Amendment
By Wisconsin State Public Defender
USA v. Jeremy D. Banks, Appeal No. 22-1312 (7th Cir. Feb. 13, 2023). Banks, a convicted felon, posted a video on Snapchat showing himself barbequing on his front porch with…
ContractsProf Blog
Tuesday Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for February 14, 2023
By Mark Burge
For this Valentine's Day, consider giving the contract prof in your life the gift of great new scholarship. Sound intriguing? We thought so, and it just so happens that we…
ContractsProf Blog
Orin Kerr on Terms of Service and Fourth Amendment Rights
Orin Kerr's latest article is the top-downloaded article on the Contracts Top Ten list this week, and it likely will be for some time. The article is especially interesting to…
Agricultural Law and Taxation Blog
Top Agricultural Law and Tax Developments of 2022 – Part 4
OverviewToday’s blog article continues the series that began earlier this week reviewing the top ag law and tax developments of 2022. I am working my way through those developments that…
Leahy Tax Blog
Seventh Circuit Appeal Over Alleged Wrongful Admission of Certain Evidence (Johnson v. Myers)
By Jake Leahy
The evidentiary issues regarding the admission or testimony that was purportedly hearsay, provides another strong example of when testimony is not hearsay, and when the rules of evidence might be…
Family Law Prof Blog
Ismail: “Family Policing and the Fourth Amendment”
By Family Law
Tarek Ismail (CUNY) has recently posted to SSRN his article Family Policing and the Fourth Amendment (California Law Review, Forthcoming). Here is the abstract:Each year, child protective services (CPS) investigates…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
A Little Different for Us: Tire Chalking Doesn’t Violate the Fourth Amendment
The Fourth Amendment isn't part of the usual fare for ConLaw courses in law school. But we thought this one deserved some attention (especially if you drive--and park--in the Ninth…
Leahy Tax Blog
Federal Court Finds University Remote Exam Scan as Unreasonable Under Fourth Amendment (Ogletree v. Cleveland State University)
By Jake Leahy
For many university students, the “new normal” often includes room scans during remote proctored exams. Despite the protocols obvious relation to the integrity of exams, this practice has now been…