Members & Editors
Issue 1
Articles
Food Allergy Bullying as Disability Harassment: Holding Schools Accountable
D’Andra Millsap Shu
The Discriminatory Executive and the Rule of Law
Maryam Jamshidi
Whole Designs
Sarah Burstein
Comments
A Pound of Flesh: How Medical Copayments in Prison Cost Inmates Their Health and Set Them Up for Reoffense
Rachael Wiggins
When the Cat’s Away: Techlash, Loot Boxes, and Regulating “Dark Patterns” in the Video Game Industry’s Monetization Strategies
Scott Goodstein
Let Cities Decide: End Colorado’s Prohibition on Rent Regulation
Virginia Sargent
Issue 2
Articles & Essays
Environmental Citizen Suits and the Inequities of Races to the Top
David E. Adelman & Jori Reilly-Diakun
Outsourced Emissions: Why Local Governments Should Track and Measure Consumption-Based Greenhouse Gases
Jonathan Rosenbloom
International Water Law and Fresh Water Dispute Resolution: A Cosean Perspective
Tamar Meshel and Moin A. Yahya
Comments
Communities of Interest in Colorado Redistricting
David Willner
Expanding the Administrative Record: Using Pretext To Show “Bad Faith or Improper Behavior”
Laura Boyer
Issue 3
Articles & Essays
Not Your Mule? Disrupting the Political Powerlessness of Black Women Voters
Chinyere Ezie
Contesting the Legacy of the Nineteenth Amendment: Abortion and Equality from Roe to the Present
Mary Ziegler
Working Mothers and the Postponement of Women’s Rights from the Nineteenth Amendment to the Equal Rights Amendment
Julie C. Suk
The Political (Mis)Representation of Immigrants in Voting
Ming H. Chen and Hunter Knapp
Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices, and the Limits of Criminal Justice Reform, 1911–1950
Carolyn B. Ramsey
“Make the Map All White”: The Meaning of Maps in the Prohibition and Suffrage Campaigns
Susan Schulten
Issue 4
Articles & Essays
Past Prescient
Christopher Tomlins
The Future of Facts: The Politics of Public Health and Medicine in Abortion Law
Aziza Ahmed
Migrant Justice Now
Leti Volpp
The Theory of Legal Characters
Mikhail Xifaras
The Common Law and Critical Theory
Charles L. Barzun
Comments
Conversations After Class: ‘Becoming Critical,’ or the Steps Necessary to Achieve Critical Thought for Law Students
Daniel J. Sequeira