Volume 100, Issue 4
JUNE 2022
ARTICLES
SECOND-BITE LAWMAKING, Rebecca Aviel
RESISTING FACE SURVEILLANCE WITH COPYRIGHT LAW, Amanda Levendowski
NARRATIVE CAPACITY, James Toomey
CLIMATE RESILIENCE AND PRIVATE LAW’S DUTY TO ADAPT, Jim Rossi & Michael Panfil
MANAGING THE POLICE EMERGENCY, Adam A. Davidson
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
PENNY PINCHERS OR CONFLICT-FREE CRUSADERS? WHY THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT ELIMINATED SERVICE AWARDS FOR CLASS-ACTION REPRESENTATIVES, Christie Shaw
DOING LESS WITH MORE: WHY THE FOURTH CIRCUIT MISSED ITS CHANCE TO RAISE THE FLOOR OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR DETAINED PERSONS, Joshua Philip Elmets
Volume 100, Issue 3
MARCH 2022
ESSAY
HOPE FOR THE HOPELESS: THE PRISON RESOURCES REPURPOSING ACT, Phillip Vance Smith, II & Timothy Wayne Johnson
ARTICLES
RANDOM JUSTICE, Giradeau A. Spann
THE UNBEARABLE EMPTINESS OF FORMALISM: AUTONOMY, EQUALITY, AND THE FUTURE OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, Rachel F. Moran
THE SUPREME COURT AND RACIAL PROGRESS, Erwin Chemerinsky
COMMENTS
SCOOP AND TOSS: HOW TO KEEP THE WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE ICE CREAM CONE FROM COLLAPSING, Montana Vaughn
“BECAUSE OF SEX”: TITLE VII’S FAILURES LEAVE LEGAL SEX WORKERS UNPROTECTED, Lauren Boone
RECENT DEVELOPMENT
MENTAL HEALTH HISTORY IS HISTORY: A LIFETIME BAN ON GUN POSSESSION DUE TO HISTORY OF INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT VIOLATES THE SECOND AMENDMENT, Laura E. Johnson
Volume 100, Issue 2
FEBRUARY 2022
ARTICLES
CONVENTIONAL TRAFFIC POLICING IN THE AGE OF AUTOMATED DRIVING, Jordan Blair Woods
THE U.S. SUPREME COURT’S CHARACTERIZATIONS OF THE PRESS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY, RonNell Andersen Jones & Sonja R. West
ADDICTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT, James Niels Rosenquist, Fiona M. Scott Morton & Samuel N. Weinstein
TAX NOW OR TAX NEVER: POLITICAL OPTIONALITY AND THE CASE FOR CURRENT-ASSESSMENT TAX REFORM, David Gamage & John R. Brooks
NATURAL PUNISHMENT, Raff Donelson
THE HAPPY FAMILIES OF TAX LAW, Carla Spivack
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
DID THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC FINALLY FORCE NORTH CAROLINA TO PROTECT MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES’ RIGHT TO VOTE, OR DID HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF?, Rowan E. Conybeare
LOSING GROUND: HOW THE SUPREME COURT’S USE OF EASEMENT LAW IN U.S. FOREST SERVICE V. COWPASTURE RIVER PRESERVATION ASS’N THWARTS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, William W. Metcalf
Volume 100, Issue 1
DECEMBER 2021
ARTICLES
COOPERATIVE CLEAN ENERGY, Alexandra B. Klass & Gabriel Chan
MODERNIZING MORTGAGE LAW, Christopher K. Odinet
STAKEHOLDER SYNDROME: DOES STAKEHOLDERISM DERAIL EFFECTIVE PROTECTIONS FOR WEAKER CONSTITUENCIES?, Matteo Gatti & Chrystin Ondersma
THE END OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, Meera E. Deo
COMMENT
COVID AND CAFOS: HOW A FEDERAL LIVESTOCK WELFARE STATUTE MAY PREVENT THE NEXT PANDEMIC, Bonnie M. Ballard
RECENT DEVELOPMENT
A FAMILIAR AND RECURRING EVIL: WHY DEFENDANTS SHOULD ASK POTENTIAL JURORS ABOUT POLICE BRUTALITY, Hannah K. Caison