Add to ORKGDemands placed on researchers by subpoenas for scientific information are not necessarily any greater than those placed on other third-party recipients of subpoenas
Disclosure has become the preferred way of addressing the threat to researcher objectivity arising f...
This Article addresses legal issues related to Certificates, recognizes that Certificates face an un...
Report prepared for ICPSR as part of the "Building Community Engagement for Open Access to Data" pro...
Resisting compelled disclosure in court will continue to be at best a tenuous and uncertain journey ...
A researcher has many opportunities to safeguard research and take a stance in court to protect the ...
Crabb looks at the approach one court has established to balance the demands of the legal system wit...
The best hope for improving the resolution of disputes concerning disclosing research is for lawyers...
This Note advocates that courts follow the procedures that rule 45 and its progeny provide to evalua...
Fischer says he believes that the uneasy relationship between law and science is likely to continue ...
Jasanoff says that the most effective way to integrate scientific knowledge fully and fairly into le...
The first section of this Comment describes the Richards decision. As will be seen, that decision re...
Researchers often require and collect sensitive information about individuals to answer important sc...
article published in law reviewThis symposium article, the first of two on regulation of government'...
When people allow researchers to investigate them, they often negotiate terms for the agreement. Par...
The aim of this article is to put into critical perspective the empirical findings on secrecy and wi...
Disclosure has become the preferred way of addressing the threat to researcher objectivity arising f...
This Article addresses legal issues related to Certificates, recognizes that Certificates face an un...
Report prepared for ICPSR as part of the "Building Community Engagement for Open Access to Data" pro...
Resisting compelled disclosure in court will continue to be at best a tenuous and uncertain journey ...
A researcher has many opportunities to safeguard research and take a stance in court to protect the ...
Crabb looks at the approach one court has established to balance the demands of the legal system wit...
The best hope for improving the resolution of disputes concerning disclosing research is for lawyers...
This Note advocates that courts follow the procedures that rule 45 and its progeny provide to evalua...
Fischer says he believes that the uneasy relationship between law and science is likely to continue ...
Jasanoff says that the most effective way to integrate scientific knowledge fully and fairly into le...
The first section of this Comment describes the Richards decision. As will be seen, that decision re...
Researchers often require and collect sensitive information about individuals to answer important sc...
article published in law reviewThis symposium article, the first of two on regulation of government'...
When people allow researchers to investigate them, they often negotiate terms for the agreement. Par...
The aim of this article is to put into critical perspective the empirical findings on secrecy and wi...
Disclosure has become the preferred way of addressing the threat to researcher objectivity arising f...
This Article addresses legal issues related to Certificates, recognizes that Certificates face an un...
Report prepared for ICPSR as part of the "Building Community Engagement for Open Access to Data" pro...