Table of Contents Articles The New Glass Ceiling Andrea Kupfer Schneider, Abigail R. Bogli & Hannah L. Chin In every sector of the workforce, there is evidence of gender discrimination, inequality, and bias. Not surprisingly, the legal profession is not immune. First excluded from practicing law, by the end of the twentieth century, women achieved …
The Role of State Justices in Advancing State Constitutional Law: Some Thoughts from Colorado by Jake Mazeitis & Hon. Melissa Hart; Constitutional and Administrative Innovation Through State Labor Law by Kate Andrias; Single-Subject Rules and the Nature of State Judicial Power by Chad M. Oldfather; Maximizing Disability: The Road to Extractive Federalism by Karen M. Tani; Critical Family Regulation Scholarship by S. Lisa Washington; Chevron’s 51 Imperfect Solutions by Christopher J. Walker & Neena Menon; The State Statutes Project by Neel Guha & Diego A. Zambrano; and Purcell Principles for State Courts by Robert Yablon & Derek Clinger.
Getting Help by Kathryne M. Young; New Brandeis's New Battleground by Jared M. Stehle; Algorithmic Judicial Ethics by Keith Swisher; Recognizing Partial AI Authorship: Toward a More Permissive Copyright Regime by Ryan E. Gooding; The Stars Are (Re)Aligning: Extending Title IX to NCAA Conference Realignment in the NIL Era by Nathan Loayza; Tortious Standard, Torturous Results: Improving the Approach Toward Contributory Conduct Under Wisconsin’s Crime Victim Compensation Statute by Emmerson A. Mirus.
Hamilton’s Copyright and the Election of 1800 by Tejas N. Narechania; The Submerged Administrative State by Gabriel Scheffler & Daniel E. Walters; Killing Stays by Madalyn K. Wasilczuk; “With Intent to Destroy, in Whole or in Part”: Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing, and a Lost History by Alexander K.A. Greenawalt; Hot Apps: Recalibrating IP to Address Online Software by David Stein; Off-Label Preemption by David A. Simon.
Stategraft vs. Corruption: A Survey Experiment by Bernadette Atuahene & Janice Nadler; Immigraft by Jayesh Rathod & Anne Schaufele; Stategraft in Public Assistance Programs by Spencer Headworth; White-on-Black Crime: Revisiting the Convict Leasing Narrative by Ion Meyn; The Commodification of Children and the Poor, and the Theory of Stategraft by Daniel L. Hatcher; Tax Enforcement at the Intersection of Social Welfare and Vulnerable Populations by Michelle Lyon Drumbl; Centering the State in Stategraft: Reforming Abusive Local Governments Requires State Law Reform by Michelle Wilde Anderson; Exacting Assessments: Sheetz and the Problem of Stategraft by Christopher Serkin; Automated Stategraft: Electronic Enforcement Technology and the Economic Predation of Black Communities by Sonia M. Gipson Rankin, Melanie Moses & Kathy L. Powers; Are Municipal Fines and Fees Tools of Stategraft? by Dick M. Carpenter II, Jamie Cavanaugh & Sam Gedge.
Standing Between Private Parties by Thomas P. Schmidt; Cake-and-Eat-It-Too Clauses by Tanya J. Monestier; Preserving Sacred Sites and Property Law by Troy A. Rule; Rethinking Federal Inducement of Pretext Stops by Farhang Heydari; Property as National Security by Matthew S. Erie; More Rights, More Responsibilities: A Post-Bruen Proposal for Concealed Carry Compromise by Tyler S. Smotherman; Supplement to Volume 2024: News of the School; Call for Solidarity: The Wisconsin Law Review Joins Coalition of Law Journals in Call for Compensation.
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
Regulating Plain Language, by Michael A. Blasie; Regulating Excessive Credit, by Abigail Faust; A(woke) Workplaces, by Michael Z. Green; Remote Work and the State Taxation of Nonresident Employees, by Bradley W. Joondeph; Equalizing Remediation, by Chinonso Anozie; How Much Do Investors Care About Social Responsibility?, by Scott Hirst, Kobi Kastiel & Tamar Kricheli-Katz