The #MeToo movement has failed to consider the plight of America’s most at‐risk populations suffering unabated sexual abuse: incarcerated women.… Continue reading →
The digitization of discovery has created new data security threats to parties’ proprietary data from third parties. The transfer of… Continue reading →
The threshold question for all originalist methodologies concerns the original communicative content of the words of the Constitution. For too… Continue reading →
The Supreme Court decided in Padilla v. Kentucky that noncitizens in criminal proceedings have a Sixth Amendment right to advice… Continue reading →
Among all of the contentious debates in education policy, perhaps none is as divisive as the one over private school… Continue reading →
In recent months, we’ve seen an unprecedented wave of testimonials about the serious harms women all too frequently endure. The… Continue reading →
The voting rights of common stockholders have been gerrymandered through the use of dual‐class and multiclass governance structures, which drive… Continue reading →
After more than three decades during which it gave the issue scant attention, the Supreme Court has again made the… Continue reading →
Stock‐market–driven short‐termism is crippling the American economy, according to legal, judicial, and media analyses. Firms forgo the R&D they need,… Continue reading →
Design stands out among intellectual property subject matter in terms of the extent of overlapping protection available. Different forms of… Continue reading →