Featured Articles
Volume 81:4
Artificial Fiduciaries
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Grasping the Third Rail: Restorative Justice and Violent Crime
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Interpreting Religious Doctrine: The Third Rail that Wags the Dog in Religion Clause Jurisprudence
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Discrimination, Model Rule 8.4(g), and the ABA's Quixotic Quest for Uniformity
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Back to the Future: Revisiting State Constitutions to Protect Against New Technological Intrusions
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From Anti-BDS to Anti-ESG: The Next Generation of Boycotting the "Boycott" Is Only Slightly Less Problematic
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Foreword: Voting Rights in a Politically Polarized Era
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Finding Condorcet
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Legal Support for Local Election Officials
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Protecting Minority Representation in an Era of Political Polarization and the Hollowing Out of Voting Rights Protections
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Unprincipled All the Way Down
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A Major Wrong on a Private Right of Action Under the Voting Rights Act
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The Scope of Election Litigation
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Voting Rights in a Politically Polarized Era . . . and Beyond
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Online Exclusives
Cross-Examination and the Right to (College) Education: An Analysis of the Substantive and Procedural Rights
February 21, 2025
If the marketplace of ideas provides the basis for our growth and self-determination as a society, college campuses are the factories in which those ideas
A Constitutional Mandate to Adopt AVs
February 21, 2025
The rapid advancement of autonomous vehicle (“AV”) technology presents a unique opportunity to enhance public safety by drastically reducing road fatalities. Despite significant private sector
Stitch Incoming: Lindke v. Freed’s Impact on Social-Media-Blocking Litigation
December 18, 2024
Since at least 2016, social-media-blocking litigation against government officials who censor their online critics has been an evolving battleground for First Amendment rights of free
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