Harold J. Krent

Chicago-Kent College of Law

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Whose Business is Your Pancreas?: Potential Privacy Problems in New York City's Mandatory Diabetes Registry (with N. Gingo et al.), Annals of Health Law (2008)

New York City authorities in 2006 formulated a policy requiring that medical data from all...

Fee Shifting as a Congressional Response to Adventurous Presidential Signing Statements (symposium), William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal (2007)

The Lamentable Notion of Indefeasible Presidential Powers: A Reply to Professor Prakash, Cornell Law Review (2006)

The Continuity Principle, Administrative Constraint, and the Fourth Amendment, Notre Dame Law Review (2005)

Leadership Opportunities Hiding in Plain View (with Ronald W. Staudt), University of Toledo Law Review (2004)

Conditioning the President's Conditional Pardon Power, California Law Review (2001)

Judging Judging: The Problem of Second-Guessing State Judges' Interpretation of State Law in Bush v. Gore, Florida State University Law Review (2001)

Laidlaw: Redressing the Law of Redressability, Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum (2001)

Federal Agency Ombuds: The Costs, Benefit and Countenance of Confidentiality, Administrative Law Review (2000)

How to Move Beyond the Exclusionary Rule: Structuring Judicial Response to Legislative Reform Efforts, Pepperdine Law Review (1999)

Monitoring Governmental Disposition of Assets: Fashioning Regulatory Substitutes for Market Controls (with N. Zeppos), Vanderbilt Law Review (1999)

Foreword: The Legacy of Chancellor Kent, Chicago-Kent Law Review (1998)

Should Bouie Be Buoyed? Judicial Retroactive Lawmaking and the Ex Post Facto Clause, Roger Williams University Law Review (1998)

The Supreme Court as an Enforcement Agency, Washington & Lee Law Review (1998)

Reviewing Agency Action for Inconsistency with Prior Rules and Regulations, Chicago-Kent Law Review (1997)

The Puzzling Boundary Between Criminal and Civil Retroactive Lawmaking, Georgetown Law Journal (1996)

Turning Congress into an Agency: The Propriety of Requiring Legislative Findings, Case Western Reserve Law Review (1996)

Of Diaries and Data Banks: Use Restrictions Under the Fourth Amendment, Texas Law Review (1995)

The Failed Promise of Regulatory Variables, Washington University Law Quarterly (1995)

The Fee Shifting Remedy: Panacea or Placebo? (foreward), Chicago-Kent Law Review (1995)

Anthologizing the Administrative State, Journal of Legal Education (1994)

Delegation and Its Discontents (book review), Columbia Law Review (1994)

Explaining One-Way Fee Shifting, Virginia Law Review (1993)

Fee Shifting Under the Equal Access to Justice Act -- A Qualified Success, Yale Law and Policy Review (1993)

Of Citizen Suits and Citizen Sunstein, Michigan Law Review (1993)

Reconceptualizing Sovereign Immunity, Vanderbilt Law Review (1992)

Preserving Discretion Without Sacrificing Deterrence: Federal Governmental Liability in Tort, UCLA Law Review (1991)

Fragmenting the Unitary Executive: Congressional Delegations of Administrative Authority Outside the Federal Government, Northwestern University Law Review (1990)

Executive Control Over Criminal Law Enforcement: Some Lessons From History, American University Law Review (1989)

Separating the Strands in Separation of Powers Controversies, Virginia Law Review (1988)

Books

E-Commerce, the Internet and the Law, Cases and Materials (with Richard Warner, Graeme B. Dinwoodie & Margaret Stewart) (2007)

Presidential Powers (2005)

Contributions to Books

Ancillary Issues Concerning Agency Explanations, A Guide to Judicial and Political Review of Federal Agencies (2005)

Judicial Review of Nonstatutory Legal Issues, A Guide to Judicial and Political Review of Federal Agencies (2005)

Unitary Executive, Encyclopedia of the American Constitution, Supplement II (1998)

Unpublished Papers

WHOSE BUSINESS IS YOUR PANCREAS?: POTENTIAL PRIVACY PROBLEMS (2008)