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Most Recent Additions*

Offshore Wind Energy or Domestic Seafood? How the Department of the Interior Can Facilitate Both Through Self-Binding Procedures
Adele Irwin

Was the Colonial Cyberattack the First Act of Cyberwar Against the U.S.? Finding the Threshold of War for Ransomware Attacks
Liam P. Bradley

Dropping the Ball: How the Growth of Legalized Sports Betting Threatens the NIL Rights of Collegiate Athletes
Peter Klensch

In Defense of Moses
Tamar Meshel

Beyond Section 230 Liability for Facebook
Nancy S. Kim

Activist Extremist Terrorist Traitor
J. Richard Broughton

Statutory Interpretation and Agency Disgorgement Power
Caprice Roberts

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Volume 96, Number 2

Impacted Communities Leading Authentic Legal Mobilization: A Refugee-Led Access-To-Justice Story
Douglas Smith

A Better Way: Uncoupling the Right to Counsel with the Threat of Deportation for Unaccompanied Immigrant Children and Beyond
Laura Barrera

Expanding the Right to Counsel in Eviction Cases: Arguments for and Limitations of "Civil Gideon" Laws in a Post-COVID 19 World
Jennifer S. Prusak

Patching the Patchwork: Moving the Civil Right to Counsel Forward With Key Data
Maria Roumiantseva

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Volume 36, Fall 2022, Issue 2

Ninth Amendment Adjudication: An Alternative to Substantive Due Process Analysis of Personal Autonomy Rights
Mark C. Niles

Clarence Thomas: The First Ten Years Looking for Consistency
Mark C. Niles

On the Hijacking of Airplanes (and Agencies): The FAA, "Agency Capture," and Airline Security
Mark C. Niles

Preempting Justice: “Precrime” in Fiction and in Fact
Mark C. Niles

Punctuated Equilibrium: A Model for Administrative Evolution
Naomi Mezey and Mark C. Niles

*Updated as of 03/24/23.