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• A CALL FOR AN INTERNATIONAL GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK FOR HUMAN GERMLINE GENE EDITING.
• THE TRADITIONS OF AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
• ARE COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES DESERVED?
• CAN A 'MERE EMPLOYEE' STOP YOU FROM VAPING?: THE APPOINTMENTS CLAUSE APPLIED TO RULEMAKERS.
• FIDUCIARY INJURY AND CITIZEN ENFORCEMENT OF THE EMOLUMENTS CLAUSE.
• THE SUPREME COURT BAR AT THE BAR OF PATENTS.
• INTO THE WEEDS: MODERN DISCRIMINATION LAW.
• PUBLIC RIGHTS AFTER OIL STATES ENERGY.
• RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, DISCRIMINATION, AND SAME-SEX MARRIAGE: ESCAPING THE OBERGEFELL CATCH-22.
• THE RACE TO THE MIDDLE.

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• INTERNET SAFE HARBORS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF COPYRIGHT LAW.
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• DUE PROCESS OF WAR.
• Naive energy markets.
• THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION.
• The unsung virtues of global forum shopping.
• CONVICTING WITH REASONABLE DOUBT: AN EVIDENTIARY THEORY OF CRIMINAL LAW.
• ACTIVE JUDGING AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE.
• Justice Scalia and Sherman Act textualism.