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Most Recent Additions*

Cookies Crumble: Reimagining Internet Personal Jurisdiction Post Briskin v. Shopify
Gabriel Wherley

Birthright Citizenship Deserves Universal Injunctions
Jin Lim

Punishing Homelessness: An Analysis of Criminalizing Outdoor Sleeping
Maggie Hazelbaker

Turning the Page Backward: Reconciling the Current Circuit Split on Whether the First Amendment Can Be Used to Challenge Modern Book Banning
Stella Brocker

The More You Know, the More You Realize You Don't Know: The Impact of Loper Bright on Traditional Notions of Judicial Philosophy
Benjamin Baioni

From Pickering to Participation: Rebalancing Speech and Equality in Government Employment
Madeline Pendleton and David Schultz

Modular Securities Regulation
Anita K. Krug

An Analysis of the Increasingly Popular Evidentiary Objection That "The Opposing Expert Has 'Cherry-Picked' the Information Supporting Their Opinion—An Objection That is at Once Colorful and Dangerous
Edward J. Imwinkelried

Bending the Arc: The Long Fight For, Over, and With Justice
Jon Hanson, Lica Porcile, and Dean A. Strang

Concentration and Coordination: Antitrust Perspectives on Single-Family Rentals
Margaret Traubert

Forever is Too Long: Rethinking Consent and Genetic Privacy Under the Fourth Amendment
Abigail Oberbeck

Injury-in-Fact of Nothing: Why Federal Courts Cannot Certify Classes with Uninjured Members After LabCorp
Jacob Davenport

Enemies to Lovers: An Unsuspecting Friendship in the Journey to Save the Endangerment Finding
Sophie Ballah

When Artificial Intelligence Becomes Emotional Intelligence: Rethinking Section 230 Liability for AI as a Pseudo-Therapist
Kennedy Aikey

Curbing Unsupported Claims in Mass Tort Litigation
Cary Silverman

Victor Schwartz: Issues and Reforms in Mass Tort Litigation
Elaine Panagakos

Violent White Exclusionary Destruction of Black Property is a Public Nuisance: The Tulsa Race Massacre and Beyond
Eric Miller

The Shadow Corroboration Doctrine in Sexual Violence Cases
Chris Cox

The Early Returns Are In: A Review of the First Two Years of Amended Federal Rule of Evidence 702
Mark Behrens, Lee Mickus, and Christopher Appel

Regularity Clarity At a Cost: The Risks to Everyday Investors If Project Crypto Continues Without Guardrails
Maia Chess

*Updated as of 10/24/26.