Volume 82

Nov 3

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Scorpions in a Corked Bottle: The Dubious Redistricting Jurisprudence of the United States Supreme Court

Steven B. Lichtman

Szeliga v. Lamone: An End to Gerrymandering in Maryland—Or Perhaps Just a Pause

Stephen M. Shapiro

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Reasoned Judgment

Richard C. Boldt

Precedent, Reliance, and Morality at the End of Roe v. Wade

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Justice Robert Jackson’s Catechisms

Mark A. Graber

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Implicitly Inconsistent: The Persistent and Fatal Lack of Second Amendment Rights for Black Americans in Self-Defense Claims and The Importance of Telling the Counter-Story

Margaret H.C. Tippett

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Three Strikes, You’re Out: Examining the Baseball Trilogy and the Path to Removing Its Antitrust Exemption

Megan Young

Johnny and the Juice: How Sensationalizing Trials Dilutes Methods of Jury Insulation

Maya Vazquez

Mandating Climate-Related Risks and GHG Emissions: Does the Securities and Exchange Commission Have the Power?

Joseph Dowdell

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