William and Mary Law Review

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• CHALLENGING CONGRESS'S SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICT MANDATE FOR U.S. HOUSE ELECTIONS ON POLITICAL ASSOCIATION GROUNDS.
• LOOKING BEYOND BATSON: A DIFFERENT METHOD OF COMBATING BIAS AGAINST QUEER JURORS.
• WORKPLACE WELLNESS PROGRAMS: EMPIRICAL DOUBT, LEGAL AMBIGUITY, AND CONCEPTUAL CONFUSION.
• PRIVATE SCHOOLS' ROLE AND RIGHTS IN SETTING VACCINATION POLICY: A CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY PUZZLE.
• CONTRACTUAL TAX REFORM.
• MODERNIZING THE BANK CHARTER.
• TELEMEDICINE AND MALPRACTICE: CREATING UNIFORMITY AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL.
• PRIVACY OR THE POLLS: PUBLIC VOTER REGISTRATION LAWS AS A MODERN FORM OF VOTE DENIAL.
• ARTIFICIAL STUPIDITY.
• WE ARE ALL GROWING OLD TOGETHER: MAKING SENSE OF AMERICA'S MONUMENT-PROTECTION LAWS.

Featured documents

• THE INTERNET OF BODIES.
• NO ARBITRARY POWER: AN ORIGINALIST THEORY OF THE DUE PROCESS OF LAW.
• WHY A PRESIDENT CANNOT AUTHORIZE THE MILITARY TO VIOLATE (MOST OF) THE LAW OF WAR.
• Solving Batson.
• Buying happiness: property, acquisition, and subjective well-being.
• WHY RAPE SHOULD BE A FEDERAL CRIME.
• Data-driven discrimination at work.
• THE LONG ARM OF MULTIDISTRICT LITIGATION.
• PEREIRA'S AFTERSHOCKS.
• REAPPORTIONMENT, NONAPPORTIONMENT, AND RECOVERING SOME LOST HISTORY OF ONE PERSON, ONE VOTE.