| Autocratic Legalism |
38 |
| Algorithmic Price Discrimination When Demand Is a Function of Both Preferences and (Mis)perceptions |
11 |
| Personalizing Mandatory Rules in Contract Law |
8 |
| Implementing Personalized Law: Personalized Disclosures in Consumer Law and Data Privacy Law |
8 |
| Populist Constitutions |
7 |
| Institutional Loyalties in Constitutional Law |
6 |
| Courts' Limited Ability to Protect Constitutional Rights |
6 |
| Big Data and Discrimination |
6 |
| Down by Algorithms? Siphoning Rents, Exploiting Biases, and Shaping Preferences: Regulating the Dark Side of Personalized Transactions |
6 |
| A Framework for the New Personalization of Law |
5 |
| Remedies for Robots |
5 |
| Democracy's Deficits |
5 |
| Sticky Regulations |
4 |
| Defining Flight Risk |
4 |
| Reviewing Presidential Orders |
4 |
| Religious Accommodation, the Establishment Clause, and Third-Party Harm |
4 |
| Algorithmic Fair Use |
4 |
| An Empirical Analysis of Sexual Orientation Discrimination |
3 |
| The Chilling Effect of Governance-by-Data on Data Markets |
3 |
| Privatizing Personalized Law |
3 |
| Enacted Legislative Findings and Purposes |
3 |
| Liberal Constitutionalism and Economic Inequality |
3 |
| Against Constitutional Excess: Tocquevillian Reflections on International Investment Law |
2 |
| Testing for Trademark Dilution in Court and the Lab |
2 |
| Partially Tribal Land: The Case for Limiting State Eminent Domain Power under 25 USC 357 |
2 |
| Cost-Benefit Analysis and the Judicial Role |
2 |
| Taking Data |
2 |
| The University of Chicago Law Review |
2 |
| Assessing the Empirical Upside of Personalized Criminal Procedure |
2 |
| Toward the Personalization of Copyright Law |
1 |
| Personalizing Precommitment |
1 |
| Neuroscience and the Personalization of Criminal Law |
1 |
| Citizens of the State |
1 |
| State Bureaucratic Undermining |
1 |
| Federal Expansion and the Decay of State Courts |
1 |
| Jurisdictional Realism: Where Modern Theories of Choice of Law Went Wrong, and What Can Be Done to Fix Them |
1 |
| The University of Chicago Law Review |
1 |
| Criminal Law in a Civil Guise: The Evolution of Family Courts and Support Laws |
1 |
| Constitutionalism and the American Imperial Imagination |
1 |
| Is EU Supranational Governance a Challenge to Liberal Constitutionalism? |
1 |
| Competing Orders? The Challenge of Religion to Modern Constitutionalism |
1 |
| Judges and Judgment: In Praise of Instigators |
1 |
| Settlement Malpractice |
1 |
| Liability for Data Scraping Prohibitions under the Refusal to Deal Doctrine: An Incremental Step toward More Robust Sherman Act Enforcement |
1 |
| Dismissing Decisional Independence Suits |
1 |
| The Failure of Mixed-Motives Jurisprudence |
1 |
| Inversion Aversion |
1 |
| The Constitutionality of Income-Based Fines |
1 |
| Waiving Chevron |
1 |
| Relational Contracts of Adhesion |
1 |
