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Life After Moelis: A Trulia Moment for Governance Claims?
At the height of the merger-tax litigation bubble, the Delaware Court of Chancery issued its In re Trulia Stockholder Litigation decision, which disincentivized meritless M&A
Fines, Fees, and the Carceral Economic Conditions of Public Education
In this Article, I apply an expanded concept of education carcerality to identify and analyze a largely unexamined modality of punitive economic governance—intra-system educational fines
Education as a Right, Homelessness as a Crisis: The Displaced Futures of American Homeless Youth
Homelessness in the United States has been a humanitarian crisis affecting youth as one of its most vulnerable populations. Education is one of the few
Articles:
Pragmatic Conceptualism, Public Nuisance, and the American Opioid Litigation – Benjamin C. Zipursky
Procedural Drift: How Judicial Restraint Enables Legalized Backsliding – Dessie Otachliska
Reimagining International Investment Law for the Age of Minerals – Taylor Nchako
Equality Before Tax Law – Charles Delmotte
Student Notes:
Fur, Feathers, and Frameworks: The Federal Legal Landscape of Animal Welfare in the United States and Switzerland – Michael Melch
Litigating the Youth Mental Health Crisis: Mechanisms to Regulate Addictive Social Media – Talia Elliott
