The Journal of Legal Studies

1974 - 2026

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Computational Complexity and Tort Deterrence pp. 249 - 288: Joshua Teitelbaum
Does the Threat of Overthrow Discipline the Elites? Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment pp. 289 - 320: Konstantin Chatziathanasiou, Svenja Hippel and Michael Kurschilgen
Introduction: A Second Wave of Comparative Constitutional Studies pp. 321 - 328: Adam Chilton and Mila Versteeg
The Effect of Constitutional Gender Equality Clauses pp. 329 - 70: Adam Chilton and Mila Versteeg
Majority Nationalism Laws and the Equal Citizenship of Minorities: Experimental, Panel, and Cross-Sectional Evidence from Israel pp. 371 - 401: Netta Barak-Corren, Noam Gidron and Yuval Feldman
Migrant-Family Separation and Higher-Order Laws’ Diverging Normative Force pp. 403 - 426: Kevin L. Cope and Charles Crabtree
Aspirational Rules pp. 427 - 453: Adi Leibovitch and Alexander Stremitzer
Unconstitutional States of Emergency pp. 455 - 481: Christian Bjørnskov, Stefan Voigt and Mahdi Khesali
The Journal of Legal Studies at Fifty pp. v - v: William H. J. Hubbard and Edward R. Morrison

Compromising Accuracy to Encourage Regulatory Participation pp. 1 - 38: Scott Baker and Anup Malani
An Aggregation Theory of Character Evidence pp. 39 - 62: Hillel J. Bavli
Privacy and Information Avoidance: An Experiment on Data-Sharing Preferences pp. 63 - 92: Dan Svirsky
Third-Party Moral Hazard and the Problem of Insurance Externalities pp. 93 - 131: Gideon Parchomovsky and Peter Siegelman
Hard Cases Make Bad Law? A Theoretical Investigation pp. 133 - 175: Sepehr Shahshahani
Criminal Stereotypes of Muslim and Arab Americans and the Impact on Evaluations of Ambiguous Criminal Evidence pp. 177 - 208: Joseph J. Avery, DongWon Oh, Lauren Feldman, Reuven Cooper and Joel Cooper
The Exclusionary Rule Revisited pp. 209 - 248: Nuno Garoupa and Murat Mungan

Introduction pp. S1 - S7: Thomas J. Miles
Classical Liberal Property and the Question of Institutional Choice pp. S9 - S25: Thomas W. Merrill
Field Preemption: Opening the “Gates of Escape” from Tort Law pp. S27 - S52: Catherine M. Sharkey
Stakeholder Dynamics in Land Development Projects pp. S53 - S70: Karen Bradshaw
Hyde Park’s Two Turns in the Takings Clause Spotlight pp. S71 - S89: Lior Jacob Strahilevitz
The Genius of Common-Law Intellectual Property pp. S91 - S110: Shyamkrishna Balganesh
Lessons for Today’s Fields of Intellectual Property and Trade from Epstein’s Insights about Private Law and History pp. S111 - S128: F. Scott Kieff
Patent Injunctions, Economics, and Rights pp. S129 - S149: Adam Mossoff and Eric R. Claeys
Interest Groups Repairing Unconstitutionality: India’s Ninth Schedule pp. S151 - S178: Shruti Rajagopalan
Old Chicago against Static Welfare Economics pp. S179 - S198: Malte Dold and Mario J. Rizzo
Epstein on Health Law and Policy pp. S199 - S217: David A. Hyman
Transaction Cost Economics, Labor Law, and the Gig Economy pp. S219 - S237: Seth Oranburg and Liya Palagashvili
Still in Mortal Peril? Recent Research Suggests a New Agenda for Health Care Reform pp. S239 - S273: Anup Malani
Classical Liberal Criminal Law pp. S275 - S291: Rachel E. Barkow
Epstein on Private Discrimination: Searching for Common Ground pp. S293 - S312: Richard H. McAdams

Contract Design When Relationship-Specific Investment Produces Asymmetric Information pp. 219 - 260: Albert H. Choi and George Triantis
Judicial Accountability and Racial Disparity in Criminal Appeals pp. 261 - 302: Anna Harvey and Sidak Yntiso
Masked Evaluations: The Role of Gender Homophily pp. 303 - 330: Heidi H. Liu
Insolvency Institutions, Pledgeable Assets, and Efficiency pp. 331 - 378: Miguel Garcia-Posada
The Personal Finances of United States Supreme Court Justices and Decision-making in Economic Litigation pp. 379 - 405: Jordan Carr Peterson, Thora Giallouri and Elli Menounou
Discovery and Disclosure in a Signaling Model of Final-Offer Arbitration pp. 407 - 443: Amy Farmer and Paul Pecorino
Optimal Enforcement with Heterogeneous Private Costs of Punishment pp. 445 - 472: Brian Galle and Murat C. Mungan

Rethinking Law School Tenure Standards pp. 1 - 34: Adam Chilton, Jonathan S. Masur and Kyle Rozema
Unexpected Effects of Expected Sanctions pp. 35 - 74: Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci and Alex Raskolnikov
Religious Exemptions Increase Discrimination toward Same-Sex Couples: Evidence from Masterpiece Cakeshop pp. 75 - 110: Netta Barak-Corren
A Theory of Defiant Courts in Nondemocratic Regimes pp. 111 - 144: Nuno Garoupa and Leyla D. Karakas
Domestic Politics and Settlement in Investor-State Arbitration pp. 145 - 185: Weijia Rao
Party Building or Noisy Signaling? The Contours of Political Conformity in Chinese Corporate Governance pp. 187 - 217: Lauren Yu-Hsin Lin and Curtis J. Milhaupt

On the Redesign of Accident Liability for the World of Autonomous Vehicles pp. 243 - 285: Steven Shavell
Short and Distort pp. 287 - 334: Joshua Mitts
Leniency and Damages: Where Is the Conflict? pp. 335 - 379: Paolo Buccirossi, Catarina Marvao and Giancarlo Spagnolo
Procurement and Accidents: The Liability Curse pp. 381 - 429: Juan-José Ganuza and Fernando Gómez
Cybercrime and Punishment pp. 431 - 466: Ye Hong and William Neilson
Extension: Lawyers’ Role-Induced Bias Arises Fast and Persists despite Intervention pp. 467 - 485: Holger Spamann

Disagreement and Capital Structure Complexity pp. 1 - 32: Kenneth Ayotte
Promises, Reliance, and Psychological Lock-In pp. 33 - 72: Rebecca Stone and Alexander Stremitzer
Harm Displacement and Tort Doctrine pp. 73 - 101: Yehonatan Givati and Yotam Kaplan
Disclosure Rules in Contract Law pp. 103 - 152: Oren Bar-Gill and Ariel Porat
Is Police Behavior Getting Worse? Data Selection and the Measurement of Policing Harms pp. 153 - 198: Aurélie Ouss and John Rappaport
Judicial Elections and Criminal Case Outcomes pp. 199 - 242: Gregory DeAngelo and Bryan McCannon