Solving the Problem of Prison Gerrymandering
The U.S. Census Bureau should count incarcerated people where they are from—not where they are incarcerated.
Giving the Power of Preemption to Private Business
Florida lawmakers create a pathway for companies to challenge local regulations that affect profits.
Addressing an Algorithmic PATTERN of Bias
The Justice Department pledges to address racial bias in an algorithm that determines early release.
Law Students Can Now Argue Copyright Claims
A new U.S. Copyright Office rule allows law students to appear before the Copyright Claims Board.
Aborting the Right to Abortion
A leaked draft of a Supreme Court opinion turns the national debate over Roe v. Wade on its head.
Contracts and Privacy Policies in the Age of Smart Readers
New technology can enhance consumer comprehension of complex contract terms.
Protecting Abortion Post-Roe
Scholars offer suggestions for protecting abortion rights if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.
Immigrants Living Under a Different Regulatory Scheme
Scholars and advocates address regulatory frameworks that govern immigrants without legal status.
The Inequalities of California’s Environmental Quality Act
Litigation over a state environmental law highlights both potential abuses and opportunities for reform.
FERC Proposes Revamp to Pipeline Approval Process
FERC proposes environmental justice concerns play a larger role in federal approvals of natural gas pipelines.
Lessons from the Paycheck Protection Program
To navigate future crises, policymakers can learn from the flaws of pandemic-era loan distribution.
