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I owe Ab Mikva a lot. He gave me my first real job, which was clerking for him. He recommended me for my second job, clerking for Justice Thurgood Marshall.

In death, as in life, Abner Mikva has been an inspiration to me.

By the time I came to the Law School, Abner Mikva was firmly ensconced as a judge on the DC Circuit.

I first met Abner Mikva in May 1970, when he was a forty-four-year-old freshman congressman representing Hyde Park, Woodlawn, and South Shore.

I.  The Tyranny Paradox and the Limits of Rule 23(b)(2)

Introduction

I.  Preemption, Usury, and the National Bank Act

I.  The Core Claim

I.  Current Understandings of Fair Use A.    The Market-Failure Understanding of Fair Use

I.  Inherited Discourse