Michigan Law Review

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Latest documents

• 'DOWNRIGHT INDIFFERENCE': EXAMINING UNPUBLISHED DECISIONS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS OF APPEALS.
• THE ESSENTIAL ROLES OF AGENCY LAW.
• A SUSPENDED DEATH SENTENCE: HABEAS REVIEW OF EXPEDITED REMOVAL DECISIONS.
• The Municipal Pardon Power.
• THE PROCEDURE FETISH.
• A Post-Spokeo Taxonomy of Intangible Harms.
• MDL AS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
• FORENSIC BORDER SEARCHES AFTER CARPENTER REQUIRE PROBABLE CAUSE AND A WARRANT.
• TREADING ON SACRED LAND: FIRST AMENDMENT IMPLICATIONS OF ICE'S TARGETING OF CHURCHES.
• THE NEW HOUSING SEGREGATION: THE JIM CROW EFFECTS OF CRIME-FREE HOUSING ORDINANCES.

Featured documents

• Private control over access to the law: the perplexing federal regulatory use of private standards.
• USE YOUR WORDS: ON THE 'SPEECH' IN 'FREEDOM OF SPEECH'.
• FORMALIZING CHAPTER 9'S EXPERTS.
• Extraterritorial criminal jurisdiction.
• HUMANIZING THE CORPORATION WHILE DEHUMANIZING THE INDIVIDUAL: THE MISUSE OF DEFERRED-PROSECUTION AGREEMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.
• Justice Scalia and the idea of judicial restraint.
• Private Control Over Access to the Law: The Perplexing Federal Regulatory Use of Private Standards

  To save resources and build on private expertise, federal agencies have incorporated privately drafted standards into thousands of federal regulations -- but only by reference. These standards range widely, subsuming safety, benefits, and testing standards. An individual who seeks access to this...

• The effect of legislation on Fourth Amendment protection.
• UNDERSTANDING STATE AGENCY INDEPENDENCE.
• An opt-in option for class actions.