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Volume 81.3
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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Restorative Constitutionalism
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Disclosure, Greenwashing, and the Future of ESG Litigation
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Civil Means to Criminal Ends
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Illegal Contracts and Agreements: A New Standard for Prostitution and Marijuana Agreements
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Piercing the Procedural Veil of Qualified Immunity: From the Guardians of Civil Rights to the Guardians of States’ Rights
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- Volume 81:3 is now available on Scholarly Commons! Special congratulations to recent graduate authors Natalie Beers and Madyson Kent!
Online Exclusives
Generative Artificial Intelligence and Copyright in the Film and Media Industry
November 11, 2024
The development of generative artificial intelligence (“GAI” or “generative AI”) introduces compelling benefits and capabilities to filmmakers and artists, but also brings complications regarding copyright
A Jacksonian Theory of Estoppel in IP Litigation Against the United States
November 11, 2024
As an intellectual property infringer, the federal government occupies a unique position as both the entity that approved the infringed patent or trademark and an
The Fiduciary Duty of Combatting Global Climate Change
October 15, 2024
Ancient Roman Law codified the concept that there are certain resources that are so great and so important to human survival, that intuitively, no person
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