Race in Contract Law
Modern contract law is rife with ideas about race and slavery and cases involving African Americans, but that presence is… Continue reading →
Volume 170(2021-2022)
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Gaming Certiorari
Just how “supreme” is the Supreme Court? By most accounts, the Supreme Court sits atop of the nation’s judicial hierarchy… Continue reading →
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Unknown Unknowns: Why We Need More Information About How the Government Stifles the Right to Receive Information from Foreigners Online
The First Amendment right to receive information ensures that where speakers are free to speak, listeners receive their speech. In… Continue reading →
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Disenfranchisement, Democracy, and Incarceration: A Legislative End to Felony Disenfranchisement in United States Prisons
“I believe that everyone, and I mean everyone, deserves their right [to vote].” Antonio Lancaster, voting for the first time in the… Continue reading →
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Reframing the “Deserving” Tenant: The Abolition of a Policed Public Housing
Centuries-old economic and racial injustices have molded our federal housingassistance. From the way we construct public housing whether it has… Continue reading →
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Protecting Renters from Flood Loss
In the summer of 2020, Amanda Daniels found herself, for the third time,in a flooded apartment that she rented in… Continue reading →
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The Peace Powers: How to End a War
The Constitution seems silent about who may end a war and how they may do so.There is no “declare peace”… Continue reading →
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The Trajectory of Federal Gun Crimes
Federal gun prosecutions have been a significant part of the federaldocket for decades. In this Article, we explore for the… Continue reading →
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Persisting Sovereignties
From the first days of the United States, the story of sovereignty has not been oneof a simple division between… Continue reading →
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To Catch a Snooping Spouse: Reevaluating the Roots of the Spousal Wiretap Exception in the Digital Age
Marriage is, and continues to be, a reactive institution. Although theorigins of marriage date back over 6000 years, the marital… Continue reading →