The Precedential Weight of Slavery
More than 150 years after the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery, the law of slavery’s reach continues through precedent that undergirds a significant portion of American law.
The Review: Volume 47Issue 1
Fourth Amendment Balancing and its Disparate Impact
“Too often, the Court understands the interests at stake in Fourth Amendment cases as purely adversarial. It fails to consider the government has just as much of an interest in protecting individual liberties as it does in detecting and controlling
State-Court Liability for U.S. Entities Furthering International Harms: Tort Causation & U.S. Financiers of Israeli Settler Organizations Dispossessing Palestinians in Sheikh Jarrah
“This Article is animated by solidarity with Palestinian communities resisting Israeli apartheid and with the interconnected struggles of all communities organizing against oppression.”
Would Justice Scalia Think Black Guns Matter?
"Black gun ownership and activism have long been important dimensions of civil rights activism and of the Second Amendment. If the Second Amendment is to mean what Justice Scalia says it does, it must mean that Black Guns Matter."
Other Issues in this Volume
Issue 2
featuring
- Disentangling the Civil-Carceral State: An Abolitionist Framework for the Non-Criminal Response to Intimate Partner Violence
- Juvenile Decarceration and Structural Culpability
- Thompson v. Clark and the "Reasonable" Policing of Marginalized Families
- "The Stop Woke Act": HB 7, Race, and Florida's 21st Century Anti-Literacy Campaign