Volume 98

Volume 98, Issue 6

SEPTEMBER 2020

ARTICLES

Cruel State Punishments
William W. Berry III
Paying for Pretrial Detention
Russell M. Gold
The Guardian Trustee in Bankruptcy Courts and Beyond
Lindsey D. Simon
Home, Schooling, and State: Education in, and for, a Diverse Democracy
Vivian E. Hamilton

COMMENT

The Debilitating Scope of Care Coordination Under HIPAA
Frank Qin

RECENT DEVELOPMENT

Hate, Interstate: The Fourth Circuit, Hate Crimes, and the Commerce Clause in United States v. Hill
Drew Bencie

Volume 98, Issue 5

MAY 2020

ARTICLES

Introduction: Legal Ethics in the Age of Trump
Michael J. Gerhardt
Congressional Subpoenas in Court
Amandeep S. Grewal
A Typology of Justice Department Lawyers’ Roles and Responsibilities
Rebecca Roiphe
Training Law Students to Maintain Civility in Their Law Practices as a Way to Improve Public Discourse
Nancy B. Rapoport
Defending the Constitutionality of Federal Statutes
F. Andrew Hessick

Volume 98, Issue 4

MAY 2020

ARTICLES

Sentenced to Surveillance: Fourth Amendment Limits on Electronic Monitoring
Kate Weisburd
A Guide and Index for Finding Evidence of Original Meaning of the U.S. Constitution in Early State Constitutions and Declarations of Rights
Gregory E. Maggs
Democracy in Rural America
Rick Su
The Extended Corporate Mind: When Corporations Use AI to Break the Law
Mihailis E. Diamantis

COMMENTS

Sexual Abuse and Statistic Misuse: An Analysis of the Static-99R
Mara Howard-Williams
A Great and Profitable Clause: Why the New York City Bar Association Says It Is Time to Pay Attention to Investors Behind the Curtain
W. Hunter Huffman

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

Whose Dance Is It Anyway?: Carving Out Protection for Short Dances in the Fast-Paced Digital Era
Chandler Martin

Volume 98, Issue 3

MARCH 2020

ARTICLES

Recoupment Patent
Miriam Marcowitz-Bitton Yotam Kaplan & Maayan Perel
Insider Trading as Fraud
Zachary J. Gubler
Nothing Generic About it: Promoting Therapeutic Access by Overcoming Regulatory and Legal Barriers to a Robust Generic Medical Device Market
Zachary E. Shapiro, Adam Pan, Keturah James, Megan S. Wright & Joseph J. Fins

COMMENT

Emerging Thoughts: A Principled Framework for Regulating GenX as an Emerging Contaminant
Miranda Goot

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

A One-Two Punch: How Qualified Immunity’s Double Dose of Reasonableness Dooms Excessive Force Claims in the Fourth Circuit
Caroline H. Reinwald
Let’s Talk Specifics: Why STI Evidence Should Be Treated as a “Specific Instance” Under Rape Shield Laws
Erin Wilson

Volume 98, Issue 2

JANUARY 2020

ARTICLES

Bathrooms as a Homeless Rights Issue
Ron S. Hochbaum
Math for the People: Reining in Gerrymandering While Protecting Minority Rights
Gowri Ramachandran
Punitive Damages in an Era of Consolidated Power
Carleen M. Zubrycki

MINI SYMPOSIUM

Inability to Pay: Court Debt Circa 2020
Judith Resnik and David Marcus
The Expansive Reach of Pretrial Detention
Paul Heaton
Wrestling with Risk: The Questions Beyond Money Bail
Brandon Buskey
The Next Step: Building, Funding, and Measuring Pretrial Services
Gloria Gong
Juvenile Fee Abolition in California: Early Lessons and Challenges for the Debt-Free Justice Movement
Jeffrey Selbin
Fines, Fees, and Filing Bankruptcy
Pamela Foohey
Eliminating the Criminal Debt Exception for Debtors’ Prisons
Cortney E. Lollar

COMMENT

School Surveillance: The Students’ Rights Implications of Artificial Intelligence as K-12 School Security
Maya Weinstein

Volume 98, Issue 1

DECEMBER 2019

ARTICLES

Judicial Review in Troubled Times: Stabilizing Democracy in a Second-Best World
Samuel Issachroff
Temporal Equal Protection
David A. Super
What Genetic Testing Teaches About Predictive Health Analytics
Sharona Hoffman

COMMENT

“Be My Baby”: A Surrogacy Law Proposal for North Carolina
Katherine C. Richardson

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

To Abstain, or Not To Abstain, That Is the Question: The Seventh and Ninth Circuits’ Divergent Approaches to Younger Abstention
Jessica O’Brien

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