Washington University Law Review - 2025
- THE TWO TESTS OF SEARCH LAW: WHAT IS THE JONES TEST, AND WHAT DOES THAT SAY ABOUT KATZ?
- DRUG DEALING: MAKING PUBLIC PHARMA WORK.
- PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY AND HOW FORGETTING WOMEN'S STRUGGLES FOR EQUALITY PERPETUATES INEQUALITY.
- A "NEW" NEW DEPARTURE.
- THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF MINOR V. HAPPERSETT: THE PAST AND FUTURE OF WOMEN'S RIGHTS FOREWORD: THE CURIOUSLY MINOR ROLE OF MINOR V. HAPPERSETT.
- NOTICE PLEADING'S QUIET RETURN.
- CITIZENSHIP AND EMPIRE IN ELK V. WILKINS.
- THE EVOLUTION OF STANDING AND THE NEED FOR FOUNDATIONAL REALISM: A HISTORICAL INQUIRY FROM HAYBURN TO HARVARD.
- THE CONSEQUENCES OF ENDING BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP.
- CONSTITUTIONAL PRIVATE LAW.
- POLICING CHILDREN'S DATA.
- PERSONAL JURISDICTION AND FEDERALISM.
- TEXAS AND "DEXITS": CAN THE TEXAS BUSINESS COURTS DRIVE DELAWARE'S DOWNFALL?
- TRANSGENDER DISENFRANCHISEMENT.
- WHOSE CHILDREN?
- CLIFF RUNNING.(dealing with professional misconduct)
- HISTORY, TRADITION, AND THE FRANCHISE.
- MINOR V. HAPPERSETT AND THE REPUDIATION OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
- DEMOCRATIC CHANGE, FAST AND SLOW: NAVIGATING TENSIONS IN PRO-ABORTION ORGANIZING.
- "MAY IT PLEASE HER HONOR": THE UNITED STATES' FIRST WOMEN JUDGES, 1870- 1930.
- MINOR V. HAPPERSETT, DOBBS V. JACKSON WOMEN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION, AND THE SUPREME COURT'S REFUSAL TO RECONSTRUCT AMERICA.
- WHEN IS DISCRIMINATION HARMFUL?