Michigan Law Review

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• FASCISM AND MONOPOLY.
• CONCEPTUALIZING LEGAL CHILDHOOD IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY.
• The Right to a Well-Rested Jury.
• EQUALITY'S UNDERSTUDIES.
• REDEFINING REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND JUSTICE.
• THE MISPLACED TRUST IN THE DOJ'S EXPERTISE ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY.
• COIN, CURRENCY, AND CONSTITUTION: RECONSIDERING THE NATIONAL BANK PRECEDENT.
• EDITORS' NOTE.
• ON LAWYERS AND COPY EDITORS.
• RACIAL PURGES.

Featured documents

• Holding on to clarity: reconciling the federal kidnapping statute with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.
• FEDERAL REVIEW OF STATE CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS: A STRUCTURAL APPROACH TO ADEQUACY DOCTRINE.
• THE ESSENTIAL ROLES OF AGENCY LAW.
• The essential structure of property law.
• The effect of legislation on Fourth Amendment protection.
• War Is Governance: Explaining the Logic of the Laws of War From a Principal-Agent Perspective

  In this Article, the authors develop an alternative explanation that is based on the principal-agent model of domestic governance. They pry open the black box of "the state" and examine the complex interaction between the civilian and military apparatuses seething beneath the veil of...

• USE YOUR WORDS: ON THE 'SPEECH' IN 'FREEDOM OF SPEECH'.
• 'DOWNRIGHT INDIFFERENCE': EXAMINING UNPUBLISHED DECISIONS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS OF APPEALS.
• INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN EXPERIENCE.
• ARE UNIONS A CONSTITUTIONAL ANOMALY?

  This term in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Ass'n, the Supreme Court will consider whether ordinary public employees may constitutionally be required to pay an "agency fee," as a condition of employment, to the union that represents them in collective bargaining. The Court established...