Most Recent Additions*
Coups and Punishment in the Constitutional Order
Anthony Kreis
Corporations, Climate, and the Court: New Directions for Business and Human Rights in AO-32/25
Sarah Dorman, Monica V. Iyer, and Kelsey Jost-Creegan
Crimmigration in a Nutshell
Emily Torstveit Ngara, Maureen A. Sweeney, and Jenny R. Hernandez
Suspicion as Safe Harbor
Nirej Sekhon
The ICJ Climate Ruling Has Major Implications for the Loss and Damage Fund
LIane Schalatek, Lien Vandamme, Isatis Cintron-Rodriguez, Rajib Ghosal, Teo Ormond-Skeaping, and Monica V. Iyer
Shareholder Primacy and Consumer Welfare
Francesco Ducci and Alvaro Pereira
Georgia
Ryan Rowberry
Provider-Targeted Abortion Restrictions in the 2023 Legislative Session
Ruby Aaron, Katelyn Downey, Maria I. Rodriguez, Alison M. Whelan, and Jane M. Zhu
Post-Circumcision Bleeding in Male Infants Who Do Not Receive Prophylactic IM Vitamin K
Anika Tomlinson, Hsi-Yang Wu, Leslie Wolf, and Rebecca Plank
Building and Sustaining Restorative Community Trust and Engagement: The Co-Researcher Activation Network
Christy J.W. Ledford, Lillie D. Williamson, Ebony B. Whisenant, Traci T. Greene, Samantha Jones, Jennifer L. Waller, Teena S. Sidibe, Felton David Jackson Jr., Nikeshia LaShaundra Lawson, Justin X. Moore, and Leslie Wolf
A Framework for Assessing the Permissibility of Academic Leaders’ Outside Activities
Matthew S. McCoy; Martha E. Gaines; Steven Joffe; Genevieve P. Kanter; Emily A. Largent; Bernard Lo; Holly Fernandez Lynch; Alison M. Whelan; and Michelle Mello JD, PhD,
The Overlooked Witness Memory Risk
Sue Provenzano and Sarah Brown-Schmidt
A Primer on the Proximate Cause Requirement of PLCAA's Predicate Exception: Holding Firearm Manufacturers Liable for Third-Party Criminal Misuse of Their Products
Hillel Y. Levin and Timothy D. Lytton
Youth Voices: Civic Engagement, Rights, and the Wellbeing of Children
Jonathan Todres, Folashade Epebinu, Chelsea Osei, and Gabrielle Listana
The Overlooked Witness Memory Risk
Sue Provenzano and Sarah Brown-Schmidt
Public Defenders and Collective Action
Nirej S. Sekhon
Impeachment Can Be Based on Non-Criminal Misconduct: Corpus-Linguistic and Historical Evidence
Clark D. Cunningham and Ute Römer-Barron
*Updated as of 12/04/25.