Animus and Sexual Regulation
Are laws broadly criminalizing HIV exposure unconstitutional after Romer, Lawrence, and Windsor?
Vol. 127 No. 6
Developments in the Law
A special Developments in the Law issue is published every April. The issue features a collaborative collection of in-depth Chapters that each focus on a different aspect of a broader legal topic selected by the board of editors.
Pro-Gay and Anti-Gay Speech in Schools
If pro-gay speech is constitutionally protected, must we also allow students' anti-gay messages?
Vol. 127 No. 6
Transgender Youth and Access to Gendered Spaces in Education
Exploring the challenges faced by transgender youth in schools
Vol. 127 No. 6
Classification and Housing of Transgender Inmates in American Prisons
How should prisons house transgender inmates in their unique and often dangerous environment?
Vol. 127 No. 6
Progress Where You Might Least Expect It: The Military’s Repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
LGBT advocates can learn some important lessons from the 2010 repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Vol. 127 No. 6
Introduction: Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
Vol. 127 No. 6
Developments in the Law – Immigrant Rights & Immigration Enforcement
Vol. 126 No. 6
Table of Contents Introduction Chapter One: Plenary Power, DOMA, and Executive Deference Chapter Two: State and Local Regulation of Unauthorized Immigrant Employment Chapter Three:...
Developments in the Law – Presidential Authority
Vol. 125 No. 8
Table of Contents
Introduction
The President's Role in the Legislative Process
Presidential Power and the Office of Legal Counsel
Presidential Involvement in Defending Congressional Status
Executive Appointments
Developments in the Law – Extraterritoriality
Vol. 124 No. 5
Table of Contents Introduction Implications of Extraterritoriality in the Alien Tort Statute Responding to Extraterritorial Legislation: The European Union and Secondary Sanctions Extraterritoriality and...
Developments in the Law — State Action and the Public/Private Distinction
Vol. 123 No. 5
Table of Contents Introduction The Evolution of the State Action Doctrine and the Current Debate Private Party Immunity from Section 1983 Suits The State...