The Law Faculty Scholarship series is a section of the University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository. A service of the Law Library, it is designed to preserve, promote and disseminate the scholarship of law school faculty in accordance with UNH’s commitment to open access.
Submissions from 2010
Am I My Son? Clones and the Modern Family, W. Nicholson Price II
A Portrait of the Internet as a Young Man, Ann Bartow
Balancing Consumer Protection and Scientific Integrity in the Face of Uncertainty: The Example of Gluten-Free Foods, Margaret Sova McCabe
Bloodsucking Copyrights, Ann Bartow
Can I Stop the Media from Publishing Leaked Results of My Research, Karen Hersey and Stanley P. Kowalski
Controlling Patent Prosecution History, Thomas G. Field Jr.
Foodshed Foundations: Law's Role in Shaping our Food System's Future, Margaret Sova McCabe
Handcrafted Collaborative Copyright, Ann Bartow
How to Minimize the Risks of a Data Breach, Courtney Q. Brooks
"Inevitable Disclosure" Takes a Hit in New Hampshire, Courtney Q. Brooks
Information Literacy Plans: Does your law library need one?, Judith Gire
Intellectual Property, Medicine and Health: Current debates, Stanley P. Kowalski
Justice Sonia Sotomayor and the Relationship between Leagues and Players: Insights and Implications, Michael McCann
LLNE Letter to Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, Susan Drisko Zago
Managing Law Firm Politics: A Reflection for Newer Lawyers Practicing in Law Firms, Eleanor MacLellan
Modeling the Effects of Peremptory Challenges on Jury Selection and Jury Verdicts, Roger Allen Ford
Shaping China's Innovation Future: University Technology Transfer in Transition, John L. Orcutt and Hong Shen
Space Age Love Song: The Mix Tape in a Digital Universe, Megan M. Carpenter
Teaching Law by Design for Adjuncts, Sophie M. Sparrow, Gerald F. Hess, and Michael Hunter Schwartz
The NBA and the Single Entity Defense: A Better Case?, Michael A. McCann
What's in a Domain Name? Nominative Fair Use Online after Toyota v. Tabari, Peter M. Brody and Alexandra J. Roberts
Submissions from 2009
Allocating Intellectual Property Rights Between Parties, Ashlyn J. Lembree
A Miscarriage of Juvenile Justice: A Modern Day Parable of the Unintended Results of Bad Lawmaking, Amy Vorenberg
Crop Bioengineering: Enormous Potential for Catalyzing International Development, Peter Gregory and Stanley P. Kowalski
Internet Defamation as Profit Center: The Monetization of Online Harassment, Ann Bartow