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Disclaimer: These working papers are published solely for the benefit of interested readers. Though created and compiled by past and present members of the Wake Forest Law Review, the studies' empirical data, textual content, and cited authorities have not gone through the Law Review's rigorous editorial processes and should not be relied upon as such.

2005

Unconscionability Never Really Works, Does It? An Empirical Study of How Courts Have Treated Unconscionability Under UCC Section 2-302

Alton L. Absher, III and Steven N. Baker


Recent Trends Surrounding the Responsiveness of Corporate Boards of Directors to Shareholder Proposals

Bradley S. Austin and C. Keith Taylor


Mutual Funds and Proxy Voting Policies, Procedures, and Records: Are Firms Disclosing?

David L. Bury and Kelly B. Richards
Data

2004

Measuring the Effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on Audit Committees

Patrick C. Gallagher and Anthony D. Lauro
Data

2003

The NASD, A Tough Cop on the Beat?

Jitendra Malik and Susan M. Young
2002 Data | 2001 Data | 2000 Data | 1999 Data


An Empirical Study of Search and Seizure in a Mid-Sized American Town

Romona Lampley and Cassandra Rich
Data