Judging the Judgement Rule: The Case for Regulating the Use of Museum Deaccessioning
Museums occupy a unique space as charitable organizations that hold their art collections in trust for the public benefit. While… Continue reading →
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“A Whole New Ideology”: The Right to Humane Treatment and the Louisiana Constitution of 1974
Louisiana’s 1974 Constitution represented a landmark expansion of constitutional rights in a state marred by a legacy of racial subordination… Continue reading →
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Bigger than TikTok: Foreign State-Owned Enterprises and the First Amendment
In 2024, President Biden signed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, which bans from the United States… Continue reading →
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University Scholarships in the Shadow of SFFA
This Comment examines the legal vulnerability of race-conscious university scholarship programs following the Supreme Court’s landmark 2023 decision in Students… Continue reading →
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Immigration Enforcement and Constraints on Information Commandeering
The debate over American immigration policy reflects deep moral divides over the meaning of American identity and the scope of… Continue reading →
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State Anti-Doxing Statutes and #MeToo
In August 2014, a programmer named Eron Gjoni posted a 10,000-word exposé on his blog about video game developer Zoë… Continue reading →
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Redefining Program Integrity: Protecting Consumers and Systems in the Affordable Care Act Marketplaces
In February 2023, Ashley Zukoski, an ultrasound technologist who already received health insurance through her employer, discovered she had been… Continue reading →
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The Prosecutor’s Role in Facilitating Criminal Alternative Dispute Resolution
In a typical criminal case, the State and the defendant are the principal stakeholders, while the victim has little say… Continue reading →
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Manufacturing Good Faith
In 2022, the Delaware Supreme Court decided Boardwalk Pipeline Partners, LP v. Bandera Master Fund LP, 288 A.3d 1083 (Del.… Continue reading →