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Navigating 21st Century Tax Jurisdiction

Hayes R. Holderness

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Foreword: Technological Change, Constitutional Flexibility, and Regime Stability

Mark Graber

Collective Rights and the Fourth Amendment After Carpenter

David Gray

“Only the Beginning, Only Just the Start . . . Mostly I’m Silent”: New Constitutional Challenges with Data Collection Devices Brought into the Home

Carol Nackenoff

Six Horsemen of Irresponsibility

Frank Pasquale

Protecting First Amendment Rights in the Fight Against Disinformation: Lessons Learned from FISA

Jill I. Goldenziel and Manal Cheema

Unclaiming and Reblaming: Medicaid Work Requirements and the Transformation of Health Care Access for the Working Poor

Julie Novkov

Technologies of Travel, “Birth Tourism,” and Birthright Citizenship

Leslie F. Goldstein

Technological Change, Voting Rights, and Strict Scrutiny

Henry L. Chambers Jr.

“Don’t Confuse Me with the Facts”: The Use and Misuse of Social Science on the United States Supreme Court

William D. Blake

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