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Most Recent Additions*

Balancing Efficiency and Authority: The Proper Role of Magistrate Judges in Section 1782 Applications for International Discovery
Sophia Silvernail

On the Basis of Pink: Finding a Balanced Approach to Addressing Gender-Based Price Discrimination on a National Level
Emily L. Brown

Taking Aim at ShotSpotter: Gunshot Surveillance, The Fourth Amendment, and an Argument for Sonic Security
Emily A. Fogg

Curing Terry’s Colorblindness
Ilan Friedmann-Grunstein

Copyright in AI Training Data: A Human-Centered Approach
David W. Opderbeck

Known Unknowns: Unmeasurable Hazards and the Limits of Risk Regulation
Timothy D. Lytton

Remarks at the Eugene Kuntz Award Reception
Eric King

Balancing on the Knife’s Edge: Subject Matter Jurisdiction in Climate Tort Litigation
Alli Niemiec

Risky Business: Shining a Light with Corporate Climate-Related Disclosures in an Age of Agency Skepticism
Brie Strickland Miller

It’s Not Easy Going Green: An Analysis of the Greenwashing Phenomenon and Its Place in Federal Court Through the Case of Mass. v. ExxonMobil Corp.
Kelsey Lauerman

East Asian Energy Transition: Opportunities, Challenge, and the Paris Agreement
Kody Hicks

Public or Private? It Doesn’t Matter: An Analysis of the Court/Agency Relationship as to the Issue of Operator Designation
Kyle Garza

Editor's Introduction & Front Pages
Kelsey Lauerman

Removing the Stain Without Undermining Military Awards: Revoking Medals Earned at Wounded Knee Creek in 1890
Dwight S. Mears

Unprincipled Preemption: Why the Supreme Court Was Wrong in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta to Abandon Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction over Crimes by Non-Indians Against Indians in Indian Country
Eric Ramoutar

A Note on Navajo Nation v. Urban Outfitters, Inc.
Brantly J. Stockton

Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta: Oklahoma’s Latest Power Grab and Its Implications for Native Women in a Post-Roe World
Camryn A. Conroy

The Indian Child Welfare Act, Political Classification of “Indians,” and Preservation of Tribal Sovereignty: Children, the Most Precious Resource
Rachel Yost

The Split from Precedent: An Analysis of the Negative Impact Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta Will Have in Indian Country
Meg A. Bloom

*Updated as of 07/26/24.