Month: December 2023

Reining in Recusals, by Justin C. Van Orsdol; Unconstitutional Police Pretexts, by Nadia Banteka; Can’t Get It out of My Head: Trade Secrets Liability for Remembered Information, by Timothy Murphy; Imperfect Precedent: Applying the Proper Perspective to Copyright, by James M. Twieg; Disrupting the Jail-to-Deportation Pipeline in Wisconsin, by Ben Levey; If It Walks Like a Duck: Revisiting the National Labor Relations Board’s Political Subdivision Test, by John Chick; Cleaning up the Opioid Crisis: Emerging Public Nuisance Liability in Opioid Litigation, by Stephen Goettsche

Special Issue: Public Law in the States. Foreword, by Allie Boldt, Miriam Seifter & Robert Yablon; Is Limiting Abortion a Pretext for Oligarchy? Abortion and the Quest to Limit Citizen-Initiated Ballot Rights in Ohio, by Jennifer Brunner; Public Law Litigation and Electoral Time, by Zachary D. Clopton & Katherine Shaw; Family Court as Problem Solving?, by Tonya L. Brito & Daanika Gordon; Dobbs, Democracy, and Dysfunction, by David Landau & Rosalind Dixon; From Rights Arguments to Structure Arguments: The Next Stage of the New Judicial Federalism, by Robert F. Williams; States of Emergency: COVID-19 and Separation of Powers in the States, by Richard Briffault; The (Local) Prosecutor, by Carissa Byrne Hessick & Rick Su; Constitutional Accountability through State Tort Law, by Nancy Leong; Home Rulings, by Nestor M. Davidson; Election Administration as a Licensed Profession, by Ganesh Sitaraman & Kevin M. Stack; Our Federalism and Our National Democracy: Complements or Foes?, by Aziz Z. Huq

Freedom Not to See a Doctor: The Path Toward Over-the-Counter Abortion Pills, by Lewis A. Grossman; Immigration Law and Slavery: Rethinking the Migration or Importation Clause, by Geoffrey Heeren; Laundering Police Lies, by Adam M. Gershowitz & Caroline E. Lewis; A Revolution without a Cause: The Digital Markets Act and Neo-Brandeisian Antitrust, by Yunsieg P. Kim; International Tax Policy’s Harm to Manufacturing and National Interests, by James R. Repetti; The Puck Stops Here: A Legal Argument for the Establishment of a Domestic Violence Policy in the National Hockey League, by Sarah E. Cannon; Begging the Question: Judicial Review of Ballot Questions for Referred State Constitutional Amendments in Wisconsin, by Taylor A. Hatridge; Breaking the Green Washing Wave: The Need for ESG-Friendly Securities Fraud Class Action Standards Post-Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. v. Arkansas Teacher Retirement System, by Jessica Biggott