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Scholarly Works

This series collects the completed works of the UGA law faculty published in print or electronic formats.

Submissions from 2005 2005

What Do Flexible Road Signs, children's Clothes and the Allied Campaign in Europe during WWII Have in Common? The Public Domain and the Supreme Court's Intellectual Property Jurisprudence, David E. Shipley

Harry Potter & the Law: Family Life and Moral Character, James C. Smith

Harry Potter & the Law: Status, Rules, and the Enslavement of the House-Elves, James C. Smith

Causing Constitutional Harm: How Tort Law Can Help Determine Harmless Error in Criminal Trials, Jason M. Solomon

Environmental Law, Eleventh Circuit Survey, Travis M. Trimble

The Shame of American Legal Education, Alan Watson

Federal Tax Practice and Procedure: Cases, Materials, and Problems, Camilla E. Watson and Brookes D. Billman

Submissions from 2004 2004

Unipolar Disorder: A European Perspective on U.S. Security Strategy, Diane Marie Amann

Guantánamo, Diane Marie Amann

The Power of Congress "Without Limitation" in the Twenty-First Century, Peter A. Appel

The Embarrassing Rule Against Perpetuities, Peter A. Appel

The Use of International Sources in Constitutional Opinion, Daniel M. Bodansky

Race and Equality across the Law School Curriculum: The Law of Tax Exemption, David A. Brennen

"May It Please the Camera,...I Mean the Court"--An Intrajudicial Solution to an Extrajudicial Problem, Lonnie T. Brown

Comment, Post-War Iraq: Prosecuting Saddam Hussein, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

Comment, Time for a Legislative Change: Florida's Stagnant Standard Governing Mental Competency for Execution, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

Rhetoric or Rights?: When Culture and Religion Bar Girls' Right to Education, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

"Doublethink"ing Privacy under the Multi-State Antiterrorism Information Exchange, Thomas V. Burch

Necessity Never Made a Good Bargain: When Consumer Arbitration Agreements Prohibit Class Relief, Thomas V. Burch

Non-State Actors in the Nuclear Black Market: Proposing an International Legal Framework for Preventing Nuclear Expertise Proliferation & Nuclear Smuggling by Non-State Actors, Thomas V. Burch

If the Shoe Fits: Kasky V. Nike and Whether Corporate Statements about Business Operations Should be Deemed Commercial Speech, Jason A. Cade

Between 'Merit Inquiry' and 'Rigorous Analysis': Using Daubert to Navigate the Gray Areas of Federal Class Action Certification, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

Unsettling Efficiency: When Non-Class Aggregation of Mass Torts Creates Second-Class Settlements, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

Constitutional Law: The Commerce Clause, Dan T. Coenen

Fifteen Famous Supreme Court Cases from Georgia, Dan T. Coenen