TortsProf Blog has posted the abstracts of two law review articles critquing Professor Dan Markel's recent article, "How Punitive Damages Should Work." Markel's article, along with both responsive articles, can be found at PENNumbra, the on-line companion of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review.
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