Notre Dame Law Review

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Latest documents

• AD HOC CONSTRUCTIONS OF PENAL STATUTES.
• VENALITY: A STRANGELY PRACTICAL HISTORY OF UNREMOVABLE OFFICES AND LIMITED EXECUTIVE POWER.
• A UNIFORM CHOICE? ESAs AND THE STATE RIGHT TO EDUCATION. (education savings accounts)
• THE LOST HISTORY OF JUDICIAL RESTRAINT.
• THE TROUBLE WITH CLASSIFICATIONS. (anticlassification rules)
• BRUEN'S ENFORCEMENT PUZZLE: UNEARTHING AND ADJUDICATING THE HISTORICAL ENFORCEMENT RECORD IN SECOND AMENDMENT CASES.
• ROVING EXTRATERRITORIALITY: THE MURKY DOCTRINE ON STATE LAWS REGULATING ABSENT CITIZENS.
• FEDERAL COURTS, PRACTICE & PROCEDURE.
• VACATUR, NATIONWIDE INJUNCTIONS, AND THE EVOLVING APA.
• MOVEMENT ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE.

Featured documents

• PROSECUTION IN PUBLIC, PROSECUTION IN PRIVATE.
• IMPROVING HUMAN RIGHTS COMPLIANCE IN SUPPLY CHAINS.
• RETHINKING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE COMMON LAW.
• IN DEFENSE OF THE FEE SIMPLE.
• The curious incident of the Supreme Court in Myriad Genetics.
• THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION.
• Data breaches, identity theft, and Article III standing: will the Supreme Court resolve the split in the circuits?
• Return to political theology.
• THE DISCRIMINATION PRESUMPTION.
• THE MORAL AUTHORITY OF ORIGINAL MEANING.