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Northwestern University Law Review : Issues : Volume 106, Issue 3

Current Issue: Summer 2012, Volume 106, Issue 3

	ARTICLES
	An Empirical Assessment of the Supreme Court's Use of Legal Scholarship [citation]		Lee Petherbridge & David L. Schwartz	995–1032
	Behavioral Law and Economics: Its Origins, Fatal Flaws, and Implications for Liberty [citation]		Joshua D. Wright & Douglas H. Ginsburg	1033–1090
	The Originalist Case Against Congressional Supermajority Voting Rules [citation]		Dan T. Coenen	1091–1152
	Broadcast Contracting [citation]		George S. Geis	1153–1200
	Defending Executive Nondefense and the Principal-Agent Problem [citation]		Brianne J. Gorod	1201–1260
	Adversarial Economics in Antitrust Litigation: Losing Academic Consensus in the Battle of the Experts [citation]		Rebecca Haw	1261–1306
	Taking the Confusion Out of "Likelihood of Confusion": Toward a More Sensible Approach to Trademark Infringement [citation]		Robert G. Bone	1307–1378
	NOTES & COMMENTS
	Hope After Hope VI? Reaffirming Racial Integration as a Primary Goal in Housing Policy Prescriptions [citation]		Thomas C. Kost	1379–1418
	Reining in Patent Term Extensions for Related Pharmaceutical Products Post-Photocure and Ortho-McNeil [citation]		Ann Kotze	1419–1450
	Liar, Liar, Jury's the Trier? The Future of Neuroscience-Based Credibility Assessment in the Court [citation]		John B. Meixner	1451–1488
	COLLOQUY ESSAYS
	The Bin Laden Exception [citation]		Erik Luna	1489–1512
	Revisiting "Special Needs" Theory via Airport Searches [citation]		Alexander A. Reinert	1513–1537