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Most Recent Additions*

Brett Kavanaugh vs. The Exonerated Central Park Five: Exposing the President's "Presumption of Innocence" Double Standard
Sofia Yakren

Hearing Women: From Professor Hill to Dr. Ford
Stephanie M. Wildman

"I Still Like Smear": The Senate Judiciary Committee's Obstructing Politics Surrounding The Kavanaugh Hearing and A Solution to The Chaos That Ensued
Frank J. Tantone

How the Boogeyman Saved Brett Kavanaugh
Cathren Page

The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle The Master's House: Kavanaugh's Confirmation Hearing and The Perils of Progressive Punitivism
Hadar Aviram

Volume 33, Summer 2019, Issue 1

Organizational Responsibility for Workplace Racial and Sexual Harassment: The Stories of One Company's Workers
Cheryl L. Wade

Copyright Policy and the Problem of Generalizing
Eva E. Subotnik

Copyright and the Living Dead?: Succession Law and the Postmortem Term
Eva E. Subotnik

Legal Sets
Jeremy N. Sheff

Essay: I Choose, You Decide: Structural Tools for Supreme Court Legitimation
Jeremy N. Sheff

Impeachment by Unreliable Conviction
Anna Roberts

Asymmetry as Fairness: Reversing a Peremptory Trend
Anna Roberts

Arrests as Guilt
Anna Roberts

LEAD Us Not into Temptation: A Response to Barbara Fedders’s “Opioid Policing”
Anna Roberts

Validation and Verification Vignettes: More Results from an Empirical Study of Consumer Understanding of Debt Collection Validation Notices
Jeff Sovern, Kate E. Walton, and Nathan Frishberg

Building a Culture of Assessment in Law School
Larry Cunningham

Taking Back the Streets? How Street Art Ordinances Constitute Government Takings
Sheldon Evans

Giving and Creating: The Legacy of Keith J. Shapiro
G. Ray Warner

Patently Inconsistent: State and Tribal Sovereign Immunity in Inter Partes Review
John Mixon

*Updated as of 11/17/19.