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Articles

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The Intersection of Race and Algorithmic Tools in the Criminal Legal System

Vincent M. Southerland

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The Trap Chronicles, Vol. 1, How U.S. Housing Policy Impairs Criminal Justice Reform

Lahny Silva

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Properties of Intimacy

Emily J. Stolzenberg

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The Natural Gas Paradox: Shutting Down a System Designed to Operate Forever

Heather Payne

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“TRAPped” in a Public Health Emergency: How Abortion Restrictions During the COVID-19 Pandemic Mirror Earlier Attacks on the Abortion Right and How Judicial Review Failed to Protect It

Nancy L. Dordal

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Force Majeure and the Coronavirus: Exposing the “Foreseeable” Clash Between Force Majeure’s Common Law and Contractual Significance

Robyn S. Lessans

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“Zooming In”: Government Surveillance and the Role of Courts in Shaping Qualified Immunity Doctrine

Madeline G. Ziegler

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