Monthly Archives: August 2009

The Viability of Antitrust Price Squeeze Claims

This Article examines the law and economics of the price squeeze, and concludes that strictly cost-based predatory pricing tests such as the one the Supreme Court developed in its 1993…
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Privatizing Trademarks

While trademarks promote a competitive and productive marketplace, the Patent and Trademark Office runs the current system of trademark registration as a monopoly of questionable productivity. This Article proposes a…
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A Right to Pseudonymity

This Note echoes the Internet industry's claims that privacy is essential to a democratic society. Requiring all users to forgo conveniences in favor of increased privacy, however, is paternalistic and…
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Lake v. City of Phoenix

In Lake v. City of Phoenix, the Arizona Court of Appeals faced the question of whether metadata embedded within an electronic document is accessible under Arizona’s public-records statute. Lacking a…
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League of Arizona Cities & Towns v. Martin

In League of Arizona Cities & Towns v. Martin, the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously held that a provision in the fiscal year 2008--2009 general appropriations act, requiring the cities and…
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