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Roundtable Discussion: The Affordable Care Act: Implementation, Challenges, and its Future

Bakke, Bollinger, and Blum: Reflections on A Half-Century of Affirmative Action Policies in Higher E

Data Protection and the Fourth Amendment: The Implications of Airbnb, Inc. v. City of New York

Urban Dictionary: The New Expert Witness?

The Ambiguous Jurisdiction of Bankruptcy Courts

Freedom to Innovate: The Paradox of Patentability in Pharmaceuticals Today

Municipality or State? A Call to Localize Mandatory Vaccination Codification

Discrimination Gone Too Far: The Implications of Defining Mutability in Court

Rap in the Courtroom: Evaluating the Implications of State of New Jersey v. Vonte L. Skinner

Illicit Trade of Cultural Property: Who Owns African Art?

Restricted Knowledge on Jury Nullification and its Repercussions

Status Crime in the 21st Century: The Criminalization of Homelessness

Axed at the Top: The Case for Modernizing our Age Discrimination Laws

Law, Normativity & Violence

Roundtable Discussion: The History of Executive Power and Its Modern Uses

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Our online articles for the second cycle of Spring 2019 have been published.

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