Michigan Law Review

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• UNDERSTANDING STATE AGENCY INDEPENDENCE.
• SECRET SEARCHES: THE SCA'S STANDING CONUNDRUM.
• WHAT IS 'NEW'? DEFINING 'NEW JUDGMENT' AFTER MAGWOOD.
• TRANSPARENTHOOD.
• SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL: THE LAW OF "DOMESTIC" AND "INTERNATIONAL" TERRORISM.
• CARPENTER'S LEGACY: LIMITING THE SCOPE OF THE ELECTRONIC PRIVATE SEARCH DOCTRINE.
• PLAINTIFF PERSONAL JURISDICTION AND VENUE TRANSFER.
• Putting Accessible Expression to Bed.
• QUALIFIED IMMUNITY AND CONSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE.
• SOLITUDE, LEADERSHIP, AND LAWYERS.

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• Bail nullification.
• NUDGE-PROOF: DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE AND THE ETHICS OF NUDGING.
• Boilerplate: The Fine Print, Vanishing Rights, and the Rule of Law.
• THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION.
• ABORTION TALK.
• Troubled waters between U.S. and European antitrust.