 Letter to Hon. Robert Kastenmeier commenting on H.R. 1028 |
Court Document Letter
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 My Copyright Diary |
Magazine Article
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 Open Records Laws and Copyright |
Journal Article
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 Patent-Right Interchange and Antitrust Policy: Defining the Interface |
Journal Article
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 Preface: Revisiting the Contracts Scholarship of Stewart Macaulay: On the Empirical and the Lyrical |
Book Section
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 Property: Cases and Materials |
Book
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 Reactions to Professor Speidel's "Contract Excuse Doctrine and Retrospective Legislation: The Winstar Case" |
Journal Article
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 Recent Developments in Legal Theory: How to Compare Apples and Oranges |
Journal Article
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 Relational Contracting in a Digital Age: The Common Law of Contracts as a World Force in Two Ages of Revolution: Panel Discussion |
Journal Article
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 Remarks Upon the Occasion of the Close of Cliff Thompson's Deanship |
Magazine Article
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 Report to the Supreme Court by the Committee to Review the State Bar of Wisconsin |
Report
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 Ruminations on Teaching the Statute of Frauds |
Journal Article
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 Should Lawyers Read Economic History? The Patent System in the Industrial Revolution |
Journal Article
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 Software and Semiconductors: Why Are We Confused? |
Journal Article
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 Some Observations on the Largest Jury Verdict in History: Pennzoil v. Texaco |
Journal Article
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 The Day the Machine Broke Down |
Journal Article
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 The Dock Brief |
Journal Article
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 The Paper Chase at the UW - Developments in Pedagogy |
Magazine Article
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 Tribute to Dean Emeritus Kenneth B. Davis, Jr. |
Journal Article
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 Truth in Two Voices: A Melancholy Tale |
Journal Article
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32nd Annual Stuart's Law Revue (April 13, 2003)
The 31st Annual Law Revue! (March 15, 2002)
The 33rd Annual Law Revue (April 17, 2004)
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John Kidwell explaining to Kidwell that legal scholarship can play a central role in public policy and that Professor Dickey's work on correctional institutions falls under that category.