Open PDF in Browser: Sarah Sherman-Stokes,* Immigration Detention Abolition and the Violence of Digital Cages The United States has a long history of pernicious immigration enforcement and surveillance. Today, in addition …
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Open PDF in Browser: Noelle Wilson* & Amanda Reid†, Data Controllers as Data Fiduciaries: Theory, Definitions & Burdens of Proof As more U.S. states have begun to pass consumer privacy …
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Open PDF in Browser: Hila Keren,* Beyond Discrimination: Market Humiliation and Private Law Market humiliation is a corrosive relational process to which the law repeatedly fails to respond due to …
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Open PDF in Browser: Colleen Campbell,* Intersectionality Matters in Food and Drug Law Feminist scholars critique food and drug law as a site of gender bias and regulatory neglect. The …
Open PDF in Browser: Jonathan Murray,* Separation of Church and Law: The Ministerial Exception in Demkovich v. St. Andrew the Apostle Parish Religious freedom is increasingly invoked to defeat liability …
Open PDF in Browser: MB Beasley,* How to (Not) Do Things With Judicial Opinions: Minding the Performative Power of Facts and Dicta “Three generations of imbeciles are enough.”[1] These words …
Open PDF in Browser: Sunoo Park,* The Right to Vote Securely American elections currently run on outdated and vulnerable technology. Computer science researchers have shown that voting machines and other …
Open PDF in Browser: Daniel R. Cahoy,* Trademark’s Grip Over Sustainability Entrepreneurs and larger firms are waking up to the fact that there is a viable market for recycled, repaired, …
Open PDF in Browser: Lumen N. Mulligan,* Self-Intervention You cannot intervene in your own case, duh! Yet the U.S. Supreme Court disagreed, holding that Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 24(a)(2) …
Open PDF in Browser: Danya Shoicair Reda,* Producing Procedural Inequality Through the Empirical Turn Procedural rulemaking and scholarship have taken an empirical turn in the past three decades. This empirical …
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