Abigail MoncrieffFind articles in: SSRN, Hein (BU users), Hein, Lexis, Westlaw PublicationsForthcoming"Common Law Constitutionalism, the Constitutional Common Law, and the Validity of the Individual Mandate," 92 Boston University Law Review (forthcoming). "Cost-Benefit Federalism: Reconciling Collective Action Federalism and Libertarian Federalism in the Obamacare Litigation and Beyond," 37 American Journal of Law & Medicine (forthcoming). "Safeguarding the Safeguards: The ACA Litigation and the Extension of Structural Protection to Non-Fundamental Liberties," 64 Florida Law Review (forthcoming). "Transcript: The Case for National Political (Rather than State or Judicial) Regulation of Healthcare," 36 Vermont Law Review (forthcoming). 2012Brief of Amici Curiae Prescription Policy Choices, Professors of Law, and Professors of Health Policy in Support of Petitioners on the Minimum Coverage Provision, Florida v. Dept. of Health & Human Svcs., U.S. Supreme Court No. 11-398 (Jan. 13, 2012). [principal author under supervision of Professor M. Kevin Outterson and with students David J. Arnold, Julia G. Mirabella, Kyle Thomson, and Hao Wang] Brief of Amici Curiae Jewish Alliance for Law & Social Action (JALSA), Jewish Council on Urban Affairs (JCUA), Jewish Social Policy Action Network (JSPAN), New England Jewish Labor Committee (JLC), and Professor Abigail R. Moncrieff in Support, U.S. Supreme Court No. 11-398 (Jan. 13, 2012). [principal author under supervision of attorney Andrew M. Fischer and with students Zoë Sajor, Rachel Smit, and Emily Westfall] 2011"The Freedom of Health," in Symposium, The New American Health Care System: Reform, Revolution, or Missed Opportunity, 159 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 2209 (2011). "The Positive Case for Centralization in Health Care Regulation: The Federalism Failures of the ACA," with Eric Lee, in Symposium, The Role of States in Federal Health Care Reform, 20 Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy 266 (2011). 2010"The Supreme Court's Assault on Litigation: Why (and How) It Could Be Good for Health Law," 90 Boston University Law Review 2323 (2010). 2009"A Closer Look at the Federalization Snowball," 109 Columbia Law Review Sidebar 73 (2009). "Federalization Snowballs: The Need for National Action in Medical Malpractice Reform," 109 Columbia Law Review 844 (2009). 2008"Reincarnating the 'Major Questions' Exception to Chevron Deference as a Doctrine of Non-Interference (Or Why Massachusetts v. EPA Got It Wrong)," 60 Administrative Law Review 593 (2008). 2006"Payments to Medicaid Doctors: Interpreting the Equal Access Provision," 73 University of Chicago Law Review 673 (2006). [Comment] |