Washington University Law Review

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• RACIAL ANTAGONISM, SEXUAL BETRAYAL, GRAFT, AND MORE: RETHINKING AND REMEDYING THE UNIVERSE OF DEFENSE COUNSEL FAILINGS.
• THE INDIGENOUS MCCLAIN DOCTRINE: A NEW LEGAL TOOL TO PROTECT CULTURAL PATRIMONY AND THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION.
• HUSHING CONTRACTS.
• SHOULD THE USE OF AUTOMATED LICENSE PLATE READERS CONSTITUTE A SEARCH AFTER CARPENTER V. UNITED STATES?
• GENITAL EXCEPTIONALISM HAS NO PLACE IN THE LAW: IMPROVING TRANSGENDER AND INTERSEX RIGHTS IN THE 21ST CENTURY.
• PERJURY BY OMISSION.
• WHY THE END IS HERE FOR STATE DEATH TRANSFER TAXES AND HOW STATES SHOULD RESPOND.
• EVISCERATING A HEALTHY CHURCH-STATE SEPARATION.
• THEM TOO.
• CONFRONTING FORFEITURE.

Featured documents

• PRIVACY, POVERTY, AND BIG DATA: A MATRIX OF VULNERABILITIES FOR POOR AMERICANS.
• The right to remain armed.
• THE FOOD WE EAT AND THE PEOPLE WHO FEED US.
• Resolving intrastate conflicts of laws: the example of the federal Arbitration Act.
• Intruders in the boardroom: the case of constituency directors.
• A LAWYER'S DIVORCE: WILL DECENTRALIZED LEDGERS AND SMART CONTRACTS SUCCEED IN CUTTING OUT THE MIDDLEMAN?
• WHEN SHADOW REMOVALS COLLIDE: SEARCHING FOR SOLUTIONS TO THE LEGAL BLACK HOLES CREATED BY EXPEDITED REMOVAL AND REINSTATEMENT.
• When the facts and the law are against you, argue the genes? A pragmatic analysis of genotyping mitigation defenses for psychopathic defendants in death penalty cases.
• Boumediene vs. Verdugo-Urquidez: the battle for control over extraterritoriality at the southwestern border.
• Judging foreign states.