Corporations exercise extraordinary powers in modern society. More specifically, specific corporate actors – shareholders, directors, and managers – exercise these tremendous powers, which has led corporate law concern itself with analyzing the distribution of powers between these actors....

This article examines the negative effect fallacy, a flawed statistical argument first utilized by the Warren Court in Elkins v. United States. The Court argued that empirical evidence could not determine whether the exclusionary rule prevents future illegal searches and seizures because “it...