The Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy

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• Dangerous, but not Unusual: Mistakes Commonly Made by Courts in Post-Bruen Litigation
• Racial "Box-Checking" and the Administrative State
• Defenses Commensurate with the Danger of Attack: The Special Counsel Regulations, Separation of Powers and A Call for Reform in the Department of Justice
• Non-Credible Strategy No More: Droning Drug Dealers to Stop Cartel Violence
• Letter from the Editor
• Military Necessity and Racial Discrimination
• Equity and Administration: A Symposium
• Curbing Racial Classifications
• Why DEI Will Not Die
• Beyond Equity: The Counterfactual Administrative State

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• Do Universities Need Choreographed Disagreement?
• The Constitutionality of Acting Principal Officers: Can Eaton and Edmond Be Reconciled?
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• Splitting the Difference: A Bright-Line Proposal for the Ministerial Exception
• Recalibrating Public University Governing Boards
• Dangerous, but not Unusual: Mistakes Commonly Made by Courts in Post-Bruen Litigation