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Essays
An Irrevocably Tainted Opinion: Zen's Threat to Public Discourse
Andrew F. Popper
Tenure Revisited
Margit Livingston
Taking a Deeper Dive into Progressive Prosecution: Evaluating the Trend Through the Lens of Geography: Part One: Internal Constraints
Madison McWithey
Taking a Deeper Dive into Progressive Prosecution: Evaluating the Trend Through the Lens of Geography: Part Two: External Constraints
Madison McWithey
Symposium Articles
The Common Law as a Force for Women
Bridget J. Crawford
(Un)Common Law and the Female Body
Lolita Buckner Inniss
The Common Law Inside a Social Hierarchy: Power or Reason?
Katharine Silbaugh
There's Feminism in Those Judgments
Anita Bernstein
Comments
Let’s Talk About Sex: A Discussion of Sexual Orientation Discrimination Under Title VII
Courtney E. Ruggeri
I’m Bringing Notice Back: Registration Alone Is Not Enough to Prompt Accrual of a Copyright Claim
Rachel Weiss
Lost Opportunity: Supreme Court Declines to Resolve Circuit Split on Brady Obligations During Plea-Bargaining
Cameron Casey
A Gray Area: The Scope of Title II of the ADA’s Applicability to Ad Hoc Police Encounters
Michelle Kain
ABC to AB 5: The Supreme Court of California Modernizes Common Law Doctrine in Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court
Abigail S. Rosenfeld
Silent Intent? Analyzing the Congressional Intent Requirement to Abrogate Tribal Sovereign Immunity
Michael Bevilacqua
You’ve Got Mail, But Not Jurisdiction: The Federal Tort Claims Act and the Mailbox Rule
Maxwell Fabiszewski
Oh Captive! My Captive! New York’s Qui Tam Provision for Tax Is Validated in the Captive Insurance Context
Nicholas M. Coppola
Whether Events After the Filing of an Initial Complaint May Cure an Article III Standing Defect: The D.C. Circuit’s Approach
Rory T. Skowron
Risky Business: The Eleventh Circuit Applies Spokeo to Assess the Sufficiency of Risk for Article III Standing in Muransky v. Godiva Chocolatier, Inc.
Michelle Chaing Perry
Saints and Sinners: Is an Insurance Policy Required to Indemnify the Church for the Wrongful Acts of Sexual Misconduct by Priests?
Cassidy J. Seamon
Paving the Way for Recognizing Postpenetration Rape Through the Mistake of Fact Defense
Katherine M. King
What You Don’t Know Can’t Hurt You Unless You Work For JPMorgan Chase: The Fifth Circuit’s Refusal to Notify Potential FLSA Plaintiffs Under Arbitration Agreements
Christian Villanueva
In or Out: Calculation of the Medical Loss Ratio and Its Effect on the Affordable Care Act
Cynthia Yi
Want to Know a Secret . . .? Electronic Surveillance, National Security, and the Role of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
Jesslin Wooliver