Volume 100, Issue 6
SEPTEMBER 2022
ARTICLES
JUDGING OFFENSIVENESS: A RUBRIC FOR PRIVACY TORTS, Patricia Sánchez Abril & Alissa del Riego
THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO BENCH TRIAL, Guha Krishnamurthi
GENDER INEQUALITY IN PATENT LITIGATION, Paul R. Gugliuzza & Rachel Rebouché
INCONCEIVABLE FAMILIES, Malinda L. Seymore
RECENT DEVELOPMENT
FRIEND OR FOE? THE GOVERNMENT’S SPLIT MISSION IN CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY CASES, Steven M. Constantin
Volume 100, Issue 5
JUNE 2022
PRINCIPLES OF HOME RULE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY, National League of Cities
ARTICLES
DO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS REALLY HAVE TOO MUCH POWER? UNDERSTANDING THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES’ PRINCIPLES OF HOME RULE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY, Nestor M. Davidson & Richard C. Schragger
ELECTION LAW LOCALISM AND DEMOCRACY, Richard Briffault
IS ENHANCED JUDICIAL REVIEW THE CORRECT ANTIDOTE TO EXCESSIVE STATE PREEMPTION?, Paul A. Diller
LOCAL BUDGETS, LOCAL DECISIONS: THE HOME RULE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY PROJECT’S STATE SUPPORT FOR LOCAL DEMOCRACY PROVISIONS, Erin Adele Scharff
REDEMPTION LOCALISM, Daniel Farbman
Volume 100, Issue 4
JUNE 2022
ARTICLES
SECOND-BITE LAWMAKING, Rebecca Aviel
RESISTING FACE SURVEILLANCE WITH COPYRIGHT LAW, Amanda Levendowski
NARRATIVE CAPACITY, James Toomey
CLIMATE RESILIENCE AND PRIVATE LAW’S DUTY TO ADAPT, Jim Rossi & Michael Panfil
MANAGING THE POLICE EMERGENCY, Adam A. Davidson
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
PENNY PINCHERS OR CONFLICT-FREE CRUSADERS? WHY THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT ELIMINATED SERVICE AWARDS FOR CLASS-ACTION REPRESENTATIVES, Christie Shaw
DOING LESS WITH MORE: WHY THE FOURTH CIRCUIT MISSED ITS CHANCE TO RAISE THE FLOOR OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR DETAINED PERSONS, Joshua Philip Elmets
Volume 100, Issue 3
MARCH 2022
ESSAY
HOPE FOR THE HOPELESS: THE PRISON RESOURCES REPURPOSING ACT, Phillip Vance Smith, II & Timothy Wayne Johnson
ARTICLES
RANDOM JUSTICE, Giradeau A. Spann
THE UNBEARABLE EMPTINESS OF FORMALISM: AUTONOMY, EQUALITY, AND THE FUTURE OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, Rachel F. Moran
THE SUPREME COURT AND RACIAL PROGRESS, Erwin Chemerinsky
COMMENTS
SCOOP AND TOSS: HOW TO KEEP THE WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE ICE CREAM CONE FROM COLLAPSING, Montana Vaughn
“BECAUSE OF SEX”: TITLE VII’S FAILURES LEAVE LEGAL SEX WORKERS UNPROTECTED, Lauren Boone
RECENT DEVELOPMENT
MENTAL HEALTH HISTORY IS HISTORY: A LIFETIME BAN ON GUN POSSESSION DUE TO HISTORY OF INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT VIOLATES THE SECOND AMENDMENT, Laura E. Johnson
Volume 100, Issue 2
FEBRUARY 2022
ARTICLES
CONVENTIONAL TRAFFIC POLICING IN THE AGE OF AUTOMATED DRIVING, Jordan Blair Woods
THE U.S. SUPREME COURT’S CHARACTERIZATIONS OF THE PRESS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY, RonNell Andersen Jones & Sonja R. West
ADDICTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT, James Niels Rosenquist, Fiona M. Scott Morton & Samuel N. Weinstein
TAX NOW OR TAX NEVER: POLITICAL OPTIONALITY AND THE CASE FOR CURRENT-ASSESSMENT TAX REFORM, David Gamage & John R. Brooks
NATURAL PUNISHMENT, Raff Donelson
THE HAPPY FAMILIES OF TAX LAW, Carla Spivack
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
DID THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC FINALLY FORCE NORTH CAROLINA TO PROTECT MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES’ RIGHT TO VOTE, OR DID HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF?, Rowan E. Conybeare
LOSING GROUND: HOW THE SUPREME COURT’S USE OF EASEMENT LAW IN U.S. FOREST SERVICE V. COWPASTURE RIVER PRESERVATION ASS’N THWARTS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, William W. Metcalf
Volume 100, Issue 1
DECEMBER 2021
ARTICLES
COOPERATIVE CLEAN ENERGY, Alexandra B. Klass & Gabriel Chan
MODERNIZING MORTGAGE LAW, Christopher K. Odinet
STAKEHOLDER SYNDROME: DOES STAKEHOLDERISM DERAIL EFFECTIVE PROTECTIONS FOR WEAKER CONSTITUENCIES?, Matteo Gatti & Chrystin Ondersma
THE END OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, Meera E. Deo
COMMENT
COVID AND CAFOS: HOW A FEDERAL LIVESTOCK WELFARE STATUTE MAY PREVENT THE NEXT PANDEMIC, Bonnie M. Ballard
RECENT DEVELOPMENT
A FAMILIAR AND RECURRING EVIL: WHY DEFENDANTS SHOULD ASK POTENTIAL JURORS ABOUT POLICE BRUTALITY, Hannah K. Caison