The Parent Trap: Rebalancing Parallel Enforcement Between Child Protective Services and Law Enforcement
At the intersection of family and criminal law, the logic of parallel enforcement enables the state, in the form of… Continue reading →
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Noncitizens’ Access to Federal District Courts: the Narrowing of § 1252(b)(9) Post-Jennings
When can a noncitizen bring her claims directly before a federal district court? The answer is complicated, due in large… Continue reading →
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When Play Becomes Work: Child Labor Laws in the era of “Kidfluencers”
In the past few years, “kidfluencers,” or children with large social media followings, have been integral to the rise of… Continue reading →
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Outrageous Government (Mis)Conduct: Due Process as a Defense in Paid-Sex Sting Operations
After paying for sex, the man was not charged with prostitution or solicitation: in fact, he was not charged at… Continue reading →
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Are There Really “Plenty of Shapiros Out There”? A Comment on the Courage of Norma L. Shapiro – Part Two
Let us begin with Harris v. Pernsley, the controversial case for which Judge Shapiro reluctantly attracted perhaps the most national… Continue reading →
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The Case Against MDL Rulemaking
There is currently no uniform set of federal rules governing MDL proceedings. But this could soon change. In November 2017,… Continue reading →
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A Doctrine Without Exception: Critiquing an Immigration Exception to the Anticommandeering Rule
Federal courts across the country have heard numerous lawsuits about the legality of “sanctuary cities,” which limit cooperation with the… Continue reading →
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Availability of Tolling in a Presidential Prosecution
There have been only a few instances in the history of the United States when the conduct of the President… Continue reading →
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Finality and Foreclosure: Determining a Homeowner’s Ability to Appeal in Mortgage Foreclosure Cases
The 2008 Great Recession arose from a massive, wide-scale disruption to the United States housing market. In the years leading up to it,… Continue reading →
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Confronting Justice Head-On: The Role of States in Protecting Face-to-Face Confrontation
The Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment provides: “In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right . .… Continue reading →