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Most Recent Additions*

The Right to Fail
Alexander Boni-Saenz

Las comisiones de la verdad y los legados coloniales: lecciones desde Colombia (2018-2022)
Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Claire Wright, and Bill Rolston

The Value of Understandable Consumer Insurance Contracts
Daniel Schwarcz, Kyle Logue, and Brenda J. Cude

The Conservative Case for ESG
Richard Painter

Institutional Flexibility in Tax Law and Enforcement
Claire Hill, Francesco Parisi, Emanuela Carbonara, and Philip A. Curry

Book Review: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, The New Method of Learning and Teaching Jurisprudence: According to the Principles of the Didactic Art Premised in the General Part and in the Light of Experience
Scott Dewey

Of Loaded Weapons and Legal Alchemy, Great Cases and Bad (?) Law: Korematsu and Strict Scrutiny, 1944-2017
Scott Dewey

The Banality of Evil (?): The Strange(ly Quiet) Careers of Korematsu and Hirabayashi in the Federal Circuit Courts, 1943‐2016
Scott Dewey

Prosecutorial Data Transparency and Data Justice
Perry Moriearty

OT '22 and the Path of Administrative Law
Ilan Wurman

Legal Endearment: An Unmarked Barrier to Transforming Policing, Public Safety, and Security
Emmanuel Mauleón

The Original Presidency: A Conception of Administrative Control
Ilan Wurman

Importance and Interpretive Questions
Ilan Wurman

Destruction, Proportionality, and Sustainability: A Law-and-Economics Analysis
Thomas F. Cotter

An Empirical Constitutional Crisis: When Magistrate Judges Exercise De Facto Article III Power
Edward Adams

Second, But Not Last: Competition with Positive Spillovers
Francesco Parisi

“Criminalizing” Depositions in Arbitration
Mitch Zamoff

"With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility": Improving Your Feedback and Hallmarks of Effective Feedback
Randall Ryder

*Updated as of 10/06/24.