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Volume 61

Issue 1 (October 2019)

Articles:

Pereira's Aftershocks

Lonny Hoffman

The Internet of Bodies

Andrea M. Matwyshyn

The State of Exactions

Timothy M. Mulvaney

Constitutional Moral Hazard and Campus Speech

Jamal Greene

Notes:

Nerf This: Copyrighting Highly Creative Video Game Streams as Sports Broadcasts

Madeleine A. Ball

Standing to Challenge Familial Searches of Commercial DNA Databases

Hillary L. Kody

Issue 2 (November 2019)

Articles:

Functional Corporate Knowledge

Mihailis E. Diamantis

Wealth, Equal Protection, and Due Process

Brandon L. Garrett

The Integrity of Marriage

Kaiponanea T. Matsumura

Property Beyond Exclusion

Lee Anne Fennell

Notes:

"When the President Does It": Why Congress Should Take the Lead in Investigations of Executive Wrongdoing

Andrew B. Pardue

When (And Why) the Levee Breaks: A Suggested Causation Framework for Takings Claims that Arise from Government-Induced Flooding

Charles D. Wallace

Issue 3 (February 2020)

Articles:

Nonexcludable Surgical Method Patents

Jonas Anderson

Summary Dispositions as Precedent

Richard C. Chen

No-Fault Digital Platform Monopolization

Marina Lao

A Brief History of Judicial Appointments from the Last 50 Years Through the Trump Administration

Donald F. McGahn II

Notes:

Endrew's Impact on Twice-Exceptional Students

Catherine A. Bell

Extrajudicial Statements and Prejudice in the Digital Age: Creating Factors to Preserve the Balance Between Attorney and State Interests in Trial Litigation

Emily R. O'Hara

Issue 4 (March 2020)

Articles:

Crisis? Whose Crisis?

Jack M. Beermann

The Court Should Not Let Politically Divided Times Affect Its Choices and Decisions

Erwin Chemerinsky

The Judicial Reforms of 1937

Barry Cushman

Judicial Credibility

Bert I. Huang

Judging "Under Fire" and the Retreat to Facts

Allison Orr Larsen

Packing and Unpacking State Courts

Marin K. Levy

Protecting the Role of the Press During Times of Crisis

Mary-Rose Papandrea

Issue 5 (April 2020)

Articles:

Artificial Stupidity

Clark D. Asay

We Are All Growing Old Together: Making Sense of America's Monument-Protection Laws

Zachary Bray

Associations and Cities as (Forbidden) Pure Private Attorneys General

Heather Elliott

Modernizing the Bank Charter

David Zaring

Notes:

Privacy or the Polls: Public Voter Registration Laws As a Modern Form of Vote Denial

Audrey Paige Sauer

Telemedicine and Malpractice: Creating Uniformity at the National Level

Tyler D. Wolf

Issue 6 (May 2020)

Articles:

Contractual Tax Reform

Michael Abramowicz & Andrew Blair-Stanek

Private Schools' Role and Rights in Setting Vaccination Policy: A Constitutional and Statutory Puzzle

Hillel Y. Levin

Workplace Wellness Programs: Empirical Doubt, Legal Ambiguity, and Conceptual Confusion

Camila Strassle & Benjamin E. Berkman

Notes:

Challenging Congress's Single-Member District Mandate for U.S. House Elections on Political Association Grounds

Austin Plier

Looking Beyond Batson: A Different Method of Combating Bias Against Queer Jurors

Anna L. Tayman