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Latest documents

• THE DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD OF PARENS PATRIAE: STATUS OFFENDERS AND THE PUNITIVE REACH OF THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM.
• A NEW THIRD-PARTY DOCTRINE: THE TELEPHONE METADATA PROGRAM AND CARPENTER V. UNITED STATES.
• AN ORGANIZATIONAL ACCOUNT OF STATE STANDING.
• STANDING FOR NOTHING.
• THE PRIVATE RIGHTS OF PUBLIC GOVERNMENTS.
• QUASI-SOVEREIGN STANDING.
• IS CONGRESS HOLDING ITSELF TO ACCOUNT? ADDRESSING CONGRESS' SEXUAL HARASSMENT PROBLEM AND THE CONGRESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 1995 REFORM ACT.
• REINING IN STATE STANDING.
• STATE STANDING AND COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM.
• STATE STANDING AND NATIONAL INJUNCTIONS.

Featured documents

• Time-bars: RICO-criminal and civil-federal and state.
• INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS UNDER STATE CONSTITUTIONS IN 2018: WHAT RIGHTS ARE DEEPLY ROOTED IN A MODERN-DAY CONSENSUS OF THE STATES?
• INTERNET SAFE HARBORS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF COPYRIGHT LAW.
• The promises and perils of evidence-based corrections.
• CONVICTING WITH REASONABLE DOUBT: AN EVIDENTIARY THEORY OF CRIMINAL LAW.
• Corporate criminal minds.
• Patent cases and public controversies.
• DUE PROCESS, FREE EXPRESSION, AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE.
• The cost of judicial error: stare decisis and the role of normative theory.
• ADVOCATING A CARRYOVER TAX BASIS REGIME.