Sexual assaults are incredibly harmful, prevalent, and violent, and the law must evolve as times change. Thankfully, in recent years,… Read More

Article III of the United States Constitution requires, “at an irreducible minimum,” that a party must have standing to bring… Read More

James Madison’s Federalist 37 is widely regarded by scholars as a political philosophy ur-text or a theoretical exposition of the… Read More

As the United States debates once again what it wants from its criminal justice system, the role of the American… Read More

The post-2020 redistricting cycle was likely the last one in which political mapmakers drew electoral maps manually, one district at… Read More

On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine in what U.S. President Joe Biden declared to be an “unprovoked and unjustified”… Read More

Libraries play an integral role in the American identity. They also ensure that learning is accessible, advancing the Copyright Clause’s… Read More

Scholars have widely criticized the Supreme Court’s Fourth Amendment jurisprudence as incoherent, especially in cases involving emerging technologies. This Article… Read More

In recent years, shareholder proposals about social matters have increased significantly. While an average American may think such proposals are… Read More

Traditional cost-benefit analysis is sometimes equated with “wealth maximization,” but the equation is a mischaracterization: traditional cost-benefit analysis’s “sum of… Read More

Independent-contractor workers—those who provide principally their labor services without significant capital investment—can form unions and insist on bargaining with the… Read More

Before taking the stand to testify in court, all witnesses take an oath swearing to tell the truth, the whole… Read More