Week in Review
The U.S. Supreme Court declines to block the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s methane regulations, EPA orders the removal of lead pipes within ten years, and more…
Increasing Protections for Farm Animals
Scholar recommends that federal legislators impose humane housing requirements for all farm animals.
Mandating Contract Comprehensibility
Scholar argues that standardized contracts need to be understandable to be enforceable.
Tackling Illegal and Unregulated Fishing
Scholar recommends that legislators tighten restrictions on unlawful fishing.
Open Data, Closed Doors?
Better regulation can eliminate high-cost barriers to the integration of electronic health records.
Navigating Regulatory Change in Higher Education
Eileen Goldgeier looks back on her career in higher education law.
Navigating Genetic Data Privacy and Law Enforcement Access
Scholars discuss the regulatory landscape surrounding genetic data privacy.
Week in Review
California Governor Newsom vetoes a landmark AI bill, the NCUA expands career opportunities for individuals with criminal records, and more…
The New Rent Seekers in Public Utility Regulation
Addressing social problems through utility regulation may lead to inefficiency and unfairness.
Valuing Animal Life in Regulatory Impact Analyses
Scholar argues that regulators should value the lives of animals in their benefit-cost analyses.
Navigating Climate Change with Targeted Reforms
Scholar calls for targeted environmental law changes to accelerate energy projects for climate action.
High Minimum Fines in China Undermine Administrative Discretion
China’s minimum fines foster uniform penalties across infractions and prevent leniency for minor violations.