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Trump v. United States and the Separation of Powers

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Against The Sliding Scale

Alan J. Meese

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Constitutional Law

Volume 173 Issue 1| 2024

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Blessed Are The (Global) Peacemakers: Evaluating The Ali’s Proposed Medical Monitoring Amendment

Douglas Brooks Snyder

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Towards Accessible Pro Se Divorce For Domestic Violence Survivors in Pennsylvania

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Governing by Assignment

Isaac Cui, Daniel E. Ho, Olivia Martin, and Anne Joseph O’Connell

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The Past and Persistence of Private Prosecution

Emma Kaufman

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“Mistakes” In War

Oona A. Hathaway & Azmat Khan

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Volume 172 Issue 7| 2024

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Appropriations Law and the Statutory Foreign Affairs Presidency

Chris Mirasola

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Volume 172 Issue 7| 2024

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(Sub)Delegating National Security Powers

Ashley S. Deeks

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The President’s Authority Over Cross-Border Data Flows

Anupam Chander & Paul Schwartz

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Trump v. United States and the Separation of Powers

Against The Sliding Scale

Blessed Are The (Global) Peacemakers: Evaluating The Ali’s Proposed Medical Monitoring Amendment

Towards Accessible Pro Se Divorce For Domestic Violence Survivors in Pennsylvania

Governing by Assignment

The Past and Persistence of Private Prosecution

“Mistakes” In War

Appropriations Law and the Statutory Foreign Affairs Presidency

(Sub)Delegating National Security Powers

The President’s Authority Over Cross-Border Data Flows