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Vol. 46, Issue 3, 2011January 01, 2011 PDT

“Judicial Hyperactivity” in the Federal Circuit: An Empirical Study

Ted L. Field,

Articles in Vol. 46, Issue 3, 2011

Vol. 46, Issue 3, 2011
  • Twenty-Five to Life for Adolescent Mistakes: Juvenile Strikes as Cruel and Unusual Punishment
    Beth Caldwell
  • At-Will Employment: The Arc of Justice Bends Towards the Doctrine’s Rejection
    Donald C. Carroll
  • California’s Proposition 19: Selective Prohibition and Equal Basic Liberties
    Martin D. Carcieri
  • “Judicial Hyperactivity” in the Federal Circuit: An Empirical Study
    Ted L. Field
  • Assessing the First Amendment as a Defense for WikiLeaks and Other Publishers of Previously Undisclosed Government Information
    Janelle Allen
  • Brady is the Problem: Wrongful Convictions and the Case for “Open File” Criminal Discovery
    Brian Gregory
  • Invisible Behind a Bandana: U-Visa Solution for Sexual Harassment of Female Farmworkers
    Juliana Garcia
University of San Francisco Law Review
Ted L. Field, “Judicial Hyperactivity” in the Federal Circuit: An Empirical Study, 46 U.S.F. L. Rev. 4 (2011).
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