Race and the Law
Black Lives Discounted: Altering the Standard for Voir Dire and the Rules of Evidence to Better Account for Implicit Racial Biases Against Black Victims in Self-Defense Cases
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Federal Courts
Interpreting Congress’s Creation of Alternative Remedial Schemes
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Asylum
In the Best Interests of the Child Asylum-Seeker: A Threat to Family Unity
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Indian Law
Tribes Can Prohibit Abortions In Indian Country
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Administrative Law
Nondelegation’s Unprincipled Foreign Affairs Exceptionalism
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Administrative Law
Beyond “No Law to Apply”: Uniting the Current Court in the Context of APA Reviewability
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Federal Arbitration Act
State Courts and the Federalization of Arbitration Law
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Indian Law
Tribal Power, Worker Power: Organizing Unions in the Context of Native Sovereignty
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Constitutional Law
Judicial Takings, Judicial Federalism, and Jurisprudence: An Erie Problem
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Foreign Relations Law
The “Prudential Exhaustion” Doctrine in Transnational Litigation in U.S. Courts