Fordham Urban Law Journal
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Contractual welfare: non-accountability and diminished democracy in local government contracts for welfare-to-work services.
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Rare and inconsistent: the death penalty for women.
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The Second Amendment in historiographical crisis: why the Supreme Court must reevaluate the embarrassing "standard model" moving forward.(Gun Control and the Second Amendment: Developments and Controversies in the Wake of District of Columbia v. Heller and McDonald v. Chicago)
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Examining the real demand for legal services.
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SITING HOMELESS SHELTERS IN NEW YORK CITY: FAIR SHARE VERSUS BOROUGH-BASED.
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Old wine in new bottles: public interest lawyering in an era of privatization.
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CITIES ON THEIR OWN: LOCAL REVENUE WHEN FEDERALISM FAILS.
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Reforming regulation in the markets for home loans.
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Edison schools and the privatization of K-12 public education: a legal and policy analysis.
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LEGAL CAPACITY FOR ALL: INCLUDING OLDER PERSONS IN THE SHIFT FROM ADULT GUARDIANSHIP TO SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING.
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Blighting the way: urban renewal, economic development, and the elusive definition of blight.
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What is urban law today? An introductory essay in honor of the fortieth anniversary of the Fordham Urban Law Journal.
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Padilla v. Kentucky: sound and fury, or transformative impact.
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The healthy Washington initiative: blue-ribbon process, red-herring result.
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Automobile leasing and the vicarious liability of lessors.
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Large law firms and their role in the educational continuum of lawyers.
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Strange bedfellows: how expanding the public safety exception to Miranda benefits counterterrorism suspects.
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A tribute to Hon. George Bundy Smith: leadership.
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REFORMING PRIOR CONVICTION IMPEACHMENT.
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Free and open source software in municipal procurement: the challenges and benefits of cooperation.
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Killing them softly: meditations on a painful punishment of death.
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Conference on Religious Values and Legal Dilemmas in Bioethics: introduction.
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In defense of ghostwriting.
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The dangers of fighting terrorism with technocommunitarianism: constitutional protections of free expression, exploration, and unmonitored activity in urban spaces.
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Snapshots: holistic images of female offenders in the criminal justice system.
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Exploring methods to improve management and fairness in pro se cases: a study of the pro se docket in the Southern District of New York.
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THE RAINBOW CONNECTION: REVISITING THE MIXED-MOTIVE SUMMARY JUDGMENT STANDARD IN BOSTOCK'S AFTERGLOW.
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The Hatch Act Modernization Act: putting the government back in politics.
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Discrimination, coercion, and the Bail Reform Act of 1984: the loss of the core constitutional protections of the excessive bail clause.
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Comparative local government law in motion: how different local government law regimes affect global cities' bike share plans.
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Enriching judicial independence: seeking to improve the retention vote phase of an appointive selection system.
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You can't common what you can't see: towards a restorative polycentrism in the governance of our cities.
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From poverty to abuse and back again: the failure of the legal and social services communities to protect foster children.
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Dark money rises: federal and state attempts to rein in undisclosed campaign-related spending.
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SEX IN THE CITY.
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The contours of the parallel claim exception: the supreme court's opportunity to define the ill-defined.(Continuation of II. Diverging Doctrine in the Wake of Riegel through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 320-354)
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The political economy of city power.
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The right to carry firearms outside of the home: separating historical myths from historical realities.
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New roles for non-lawyers to increase access to justice.
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RESPONSE TO "URBAN POLICY AND FAMILIES: HOW CONCERNS ABOUT ORDER CONTRIBUTE TO FAMILIAL DISORDER".
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The United States' adoption of the well-known foreign mark exception.
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Border exceptionalism in the era of moving borders.
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You cannot afford to live here.
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Applying the laws of logic to the logic of law.
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WEANING DRUG MANUFACTURERS OFF THEIR PAINKILLER: CREATING AN EXCEPTION TO THE LEARNED INTERMEDIARY DOCTRINE IN LIGHT OF THE OPIOID CRISIS.
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May judges attend privately funded educational programs? Should judicial education be privatized? Questions of judicial ethics and policy.
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EMERGENCY RELIEF: MODERNIZING BANKRUPTCY AFTER PURDUE AND THE TEXAS TWO-STEP CASES.
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JUDICIAL DEFERENCE TO MUNICIPAL INTERPRETATION.
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Administrative oversight of state Medicaid payment policies: giving teeth to the equal access provision.
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Assisted reproductive technologies and the Constitution.
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Payton, practical wisdom, and the pragmatist judge: is Payton's goal to prevent unreasonable entries or to effectuate home arrests?
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The scope of police questioning during a routine traffic stop: do questions outside the scope of the original justification for the stop create impermissible seizures if they do not prolong the stop?
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The census as a call to action.
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Acculturating forensic science: what is 'scientific culture', and how can forensic science adopt it?
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New challenges for urban areas facing flood risks.(IV. Evaluation of Flood Management Case Studies through Conclusion, p. 1768-1792)(40th Anniversary Symposium)
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Sharing the road: smart transportation infrastructure.
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SEPARATE BUT (STILL UN) EQUAL: CHALLENGING SCHOOL SEGREGATION IN NEW YORK CITY.
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Conference on Religious Values and Legal Dilemmas in Bioethics: foreword.
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Catholic social teaching and American legal practice.
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Introduction: 2008 ABA section of litigation access to justice symposium.
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Healthy zoning.
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A fair trial: when the Constitution requires attorneys to investigate their clients' brains.
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HOMELESSNESS AND THE IMPOSSIBILITY TO OBEY THE LAW.
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A New Playbook: The Future of Collegiate Athletic Unionization in the Modern Administrative Era.(Article 3)
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Funding port-related infrastructure and development: the current debate and proposed reform.
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A dangerous mix: mandatory sentence enhancements and the use of motive.
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Strong, smart, and bold girls: the Girls Incorporated[R] approach to education.
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#CLOSERIKERS: THE CAMPAIGN TO TRANSFORM NEW YORK CITY'S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
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PREEMPTING PLAINTIFF CITIES.
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A sum uncertain: preserving due process and preventing default judgments in consumer debt buyer lawsuits in New York.
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REIMAGINING COMMUNITY INPUT: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF NEW YORK CITY COMMUNITY BOARDS.
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Breaking past the parallax: finding the true place of lawyers in securities fraud.
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The Fourth Amendment and immigration enforcement in the home: can ICE target the utmost sphere of privacy?
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The rebirth of the neighborhood.
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Entering the mainstream: making children matter in immigration law.
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MAXIMIZING HOUSING STABILITY AND MINIMIZING EVICTIONS: EVIDENCE-BASED MODELS THAT KEEP TENANTS IN THEIR HOMES AND OUT OF THE COURTS.
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Show me the warrant: protection of stored electronic communications in New York State.
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A tale of three Northern Manhattan communities: case studies of political empowerment in the planning and development process.
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PRESUMED PREJUDICE: WHEN SHOULD REVIEWING STATE COURTS ASSUME A DEFENDANT'S CONFLICTED COUNSEL NEGATIVELY IMPACTED THE OUTCOME OF TRIAL?
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Democratic dissolution: radical experimentation in state takeovers of local governments.
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Introduction: examining white collar crime with trifocals.
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MULTILEVEL ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN A WORLD OF VANISHING TRIALS: A CONFLICT RESOLUTION PERSPECTIVE.
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Therapeutic jurisprudence and problem solving courts.
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FOR CLARITY'S SAKE: REDEFINING THE KNOWING AND VOLUNTARY STANDARD IN SEVERANCE AGREEMENTS.
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OFFICER USE OF FORCE AND THE FAILURE OF OVERSIGHT OF NEW YORK CITY JAILS.
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"Affordable housing" as metaphor.
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Education rights and wrongs: publicly funded vouchers, state constitutions, and education death spirals.
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The Detroit bankruptcy, pre-eligibility.
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The Islamic viewpoint on new assisted reproductive technologies.
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Military voting and the law: procedural and technological solutions to the ballot transit problem.
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ADEQUATE PROCEDURE FOR ADEQUACY CLAIMS.
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With liberty and access for some: the ACA's disconnect for women's health.
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Mainstreaming community development: business strategies as radical approaches to community representation.
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The rise and fall of employer sanctions.
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The McCain-Feingold coordination rules: the ongoing program to keep politics under control.
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Skilling: more blind monks examining the elephant.
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A "new beginning" for adolescents in our criminal justice system.
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Maryland's Smart Growth initiative: the next steps.
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Zombieland/the Detroit bankruptcy: why debts associated with pensions, benefits, and municipal securities never die ... and how they are killing cities like Detroit.
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Instrumentalizing jurors: an argument against the Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule.
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REMAKING PUBLIC DEFENSE IN AN ABOLITIONIST FRAMEWORK: NON-REFORMIST REFORM AND THE GIDEON PROBLEM.
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THE IMPACT OF ADMISSION POLICIES ON RACIAL AND SOCIOECONOMIC DIVERSITY IN NEW ORLEANS' SELECTIVE ADMISSION SCHOOLS.
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How much protection do injunctions against enforcement of allegedly unconstitutional statutes provide?
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Padilla and beyond: the future of the defense function: Cardozo Law School - June 21, 2011.
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Beyond quality: first principles in judicial selection and their application to a commission-based selection system.
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Mad women and desperate girls: infanticide and child murder in law and myth.
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The death penalty and the debate over the U.S. Supreme Court's citation of foreign and international law.
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PRIORITIES IN MITIGATING EMISSIONS FROM THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR AND IN ADAPTING TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES TO CLIMATE CHANGE.
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Uncharted territory: choosing an effective approach in transgender-based asylum claims.
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Saving Mount Laurel?(zoning restrictions)
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FOURTH AMENDMENT FLAGRANCY: WHAT IT IS, AND WHAT IT IS NOT.
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SHARING SEXISM.
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The biblical prophets as lawyers for the poor.
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Over-indebtedness, the subprime mortgage crisis, and the effect on U.S. cities.
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ACTIVISM OR DOMESTIC TERRORISM? HOW THE TERRORISM ENHANCEMENT IS USED TO PUNISH ACTS OF POLITICAL PROTEST.(United States Sentencing Guidelines s. 3A1.4)
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HEALTH FOREST NETWORKS: A UNIFIED URBAN RESPONSE TO REGIONAL ECOSYSTEM DEGRADATION AND THE RISE OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
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STANDARDIZED (COVID) TESTING? VACCINE MANDATES AND TEACHERS' UNIONS COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS IN URBAN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
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Peer-reviewed studies identifying problems in the design and implementation of lethal injection for execution.
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Moving targets: placing the good faith doctrine in the context of fragmented policing.
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Will grassroots democracy solve the government fiscal crisis?
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Zombieland/the Detroit bankruptcy: why debts associated with pensions, benefits, and municipal securities never die ... and how they are killing cities like Detroit.
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III. What's the Supreme Court to do with the embarrassing Standard Model? - Assessing Three Historical Options.
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The right to occupy - Occupy Wall Street and the First Amendment.
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ON FAMILY LAW LOCALISM: A COMMENT ON SEAN HANNON WILLIAMS'S "SEX IN THE CITY".
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Affordable housing law and policy in an era of big data.
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BEYOND CORPORATE FORM: A RESPONSE TO DAN DEPASQUALE, SURBHI SARANG, AND NATALIE BUMP VENA'S 'FORGING FOOD JUSTICE THROUGH COOPERATIVES IN NEW YORK CITY'.
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When is it wrong to trade stocks on the basis of non-public information? Public views of the morality of insider trading.
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Financing local food factories.
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The role of a lawyer's morals and religion when counseling clients in bioethics.
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A tribute to Hon. George Bundy Smith: a remarkable jurist and a remarkable man.
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Weighing the admissibility of fMRI technology under FRE 403: for the law, fMRI changes everything - and nothing.
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The great gun control war of the twentieth century - and its lessons for gun laws today.
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Symposium on religious values and poverty law: clients, lawyers and communities.
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Spaces for sharing: micro-units amid the shift from ownership to access.
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History, Heller, and high-capacity magazines: what is the proper standard of review for Second Amendment challenges?
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Confronting same-sex, student-to-student sexual harassment: recommendations for educators and policy makers.
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The use of pilot financing to develop Manhattan's Far West Side.
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THE SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE'S LEGAL ARCHITECTURE: LESSONS FROM THE SPRING VALLEY INCIDENT AND ITS AFTERMATH.
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Judiciary ombudsman: solving problems in the courts.
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Poverty, inequality, and class in the structural constitutional law course.
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Unequal educational opportunities for gifted students: robbing Peter to pay Paul?
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THE CASE FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROTECTIVE ORDER FIREARM PROHIBITIONS UNDER BRUEN.
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Padilla and the future of the defense function.
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Public oversight of public/private partnerships.
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Searching for equity amid a system of schools: the view from New Orleans.
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EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMALS ARE MORE THAN JUST PETS: IT IS TIME FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO ALIGN ITS EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL POLICIES WITH OTHER ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAWS.
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The judicial betrayal of blacks - again: the Supreme Court's destruction of the hopes raised by Brown v. Board of Education.
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HOUSING THE "NEW" HOUSEHOLD.
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The urban microgrid: smart legal and regulatory policies to support electric grid resiliency and climate mitigation.
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DISRUPTING THE PATH FROM CHILDHOOD TRAUMA TO JUVENILE JUSTICE: AN UPSTREAM HEALTH AND JUSTICE APPROACH.
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PROSECUTING THE CRISIS.(progressive prosecution)(The Future of Prosecution)
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HOW LOCAL GOVERNMENT CAN PROTECT WORKERS' RIGHTS EVEN WHEN STATES DO NOT WANT THEM TO: OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL CREATIVITY AND PERSISTENCE DESPITE DOUBLE PREEMPTION.
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Access to justice in a world of expanding social capability.
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The contours of the parallel claim exception: the Supreme Court's opportunity to define the ill-defined.
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ELEVATING TRUST IN PROSECUTORS: ENHANCING LEGITIMACY BY INCREASING TRANSPARENCY USING A PROCESS-TRACING APPROACH.(The Future of Prosecution)
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Yes to infill, no to nuisance.
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Are private prisons to blame for mass incarceration and its evils? Prison conditions, neoliberalism, and public choice.
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Introduction.
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Securing America's capital.
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FOREWORD: WITH PEOPLE STRUGGLING AND THE LAW FAILING, WHAT ARE THE SOLUTIONS TO THE ACCESS TO JUSTICE CRISIS IN AMERICA?
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Helping yourself while serving two masters: do specialists violate rule 10B-5 when they interposition?
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A view through the looking glass: how crimes appear from the immigration court perspective.
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WE BUILT THIS CITY: GENERATIVE AI, COPYRIGHT, AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT.
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THE GEOGRAPHY OF MASS INCARCERATION: PRISON GERRYMANDERING AND THE DILUTION OF PRISONERS' POLITICAL REPRESENTATION.
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"Sanctuary cities" and local citizenship.
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Designing an appointive system: the key issues.
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To act or not to act: will New York's defeated death penalty be resurrected?
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING, BUT FOR HOW LONG? THE OPPORTUNITY AND CHALLENGE OF MANDATING PERMANENTLY AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
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The secret to success: an examination of New York state mediation related litigation.
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Between access to counsel and access to justice: a psychological perspective.
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Pro bono in times of crisis; looking forward by looking back.
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REIMAGINING PUBLIC EDUCATION EQUITY AFTER COVID-19: WILL PUBLIC VOICES FROM NEW YORK'S EPICENTER BE HEARD OVER THE SIREN SONG OF BILLIONAIRES?
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The judicial independence through fair appointments act.
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From Moscow to Makhachkala: the people in between.
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METROPOLITANIZATION OF THE STATE: TOWARDS INEQUALITY IN DEMOCRATIC "VOICE"?
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THE RIGHT TO STABLE EMPLOYMENT: LESSONS FROM THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS.
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REFLECTIONS ON SELECTIVITY.
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New York's fight over blight: the role of economic underutilization in Kaur.
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EFFECTIVE SCHOOL-INTEGRATION MOBILIZATION: THE CASE FOR NON-LITIGATION ADVOCACY AND IMPACT.
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Condemning the decisions of the past: eminent domain and democratic accountability.(The Fordham Urban Law Journal Symposium)
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OGDEN COMMONS CASE STUDY: A COMPARATIVE LOOK AT THE LOW-INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT AND OPPORTUNITY ZONE TAX INCENTIVE PROGRAMS.(A Comparative Lens: Analyzing Place-Based Initiative)
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Discriminatory housing statements and s. 3604(c): a new look at the Fair Housing Act's most intriguing provision.
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Reconsidering the theoretical accuracy and prosecutorial effectiveness of international tribunals' ad hoc approaches to conceptualizing crimes of sexual violence as war crimes, crimes against humanity, and acts of genocide.
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THE OPENING OF A PANDORA'S BOX: HOW SPORTS TEAMS EXPLOIT THE BROAD READING OF KELO TO DEVELOP SPORTS STADIUMS.
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The (new) new judicial federalism: state constitutions and the protection of the individual right to bear arms.
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Reflections on justice before and after Brown.
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Out with the new, in with the old: the importance of section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act to prisoners with disabilities.
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Equal protection denied in New York to some family law litigants in supreme court: an assigned counsel dilemma for the courts.
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Privatization and the new public management.
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The Regulatory Flexibility Act at 25: is the law achieving its goal?
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ABILITY TO PAY: CLOSING THE ACCESS TO JUSTICE GAP WITH POLICY SOLUTIONS FOR UNAFFORDABLE FINES AND FEES.
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THE COLOR OF ALGORITHMS: AN ANALYSIS AND PROPOSED RESEARCH AGENDA FOR DETERRING ALGORITHMIC REDLINING.
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TRASHING THE CHASING ARROWS: HOW NEW YORK CITY CAN SOLVE ITS PLASTICS PROBLEM.
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DISCOVERING THAT THE POOR PAY MORE: RACE RIOTS, POVERTY, AND THE RISE OF CONSUMER LAW.
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Enhancing diversity in an appointive system of selecting judges.
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The right to an education or the right to shop for schooling: examining voucher programs in relation to state constitutional guarantees.
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Florida's downtowns: the key to smart growth, urban revitalization, and green space preservation.
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Anomalies: ritual and language in lethal injection regulations.
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COVID-19'S IMPACT ON STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IN UNDER-RESOURCED SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
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A poor idea: statute of limitations decisions cement second-class remedial scheme for low-income children with disabilities in the Third Circuit.(Introduction through III. Application of the IDEA 2004's Statute of Limitations to Compensatory Education Claims in the Third Circuit A. Timelines for Filing Special Education Claims Pre-IDEA 2004, p. 599-635)
