Co-Governance and the Future of AI Regulation
Chapter Three
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Federalism
Federalism Rebalancing and the Roberts Court: A Departure from Historical Patterns
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One of the early lessons we learn in life is that things seek balance. When a parent pushes their child on a swing set,...
Bianchi v. Brown
En Banc Fourth Circuit Upholds Maryland Assault Weapons Ban Under Bruen’s “Text and History” Test.
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Sweeping Section Three Under the Rug: A Comment on Trump v. Anderson
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Introduction “Great cases,” the saying goes, “like hard cases make bad law.” The aphorism, from Justice Holmes’s dissent in the Northern Securities case, came...
Structural Logics of Presidential Disqualification
Comment on Trump v. Anderson
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What Happened to Traceability?
Response to Proper Parties, Proper Relief
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In a Comment here last November, Professors William Baude and Samuel Bray reimagined a twenty-five-year-old trend of state-initiated public law litigation as the consequence...
Lee ex rel. Gap, Inc. v. Fisher
Ninth Circuit Enforces Forum Selection Clause Blocking Derivative Suits.
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“Hereinafter”: Workplace Protections, The State Attorney General’s Settlement Toolkit, and Injunctive Relief
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Introduction The debate over workers’ rights rages on. This is not a partisan issue. Scholars have argued that, echoing the “moment of contract supremacy”...
Federal Questions and the Probate Exception
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From time to time, contests over decedents’ estates arrive in the federal courts. One such case began when a hotel magnate, dividing his empire...
Renewable Energy Credits as Property
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Introduction Renewable energy credits (RECs) are tradeable assets that allow a party to claim that it uses electricity produced from renewable resources. Governments and...