Resource Attacks on the Criminal Legal System
“With enough participation, collective actions such as plea strikes and mass arrest campaigns can slow the rate of arrests and convictions to a trickle.”
The Review: Volume 47Issue 4
A First Amendment Analysis of Trans-Exclusive Sports Law
[T]rans-exclusive sports laws aim to foster adherence to a particular ideological point of view, namely gender essentialism. And they do so by compelling athletes who are trans to engage in an activity whose social meaning both communicates and constitutes a
Other Issues in this Volume
Issue 1
featuring
- Would Justice Scalia Think Black Guns Matter?
- The Precedential Weight of Slavery
- Fourth Amendment Balancing and its Disparate Impact
- State-Court Liability for U.S. Entities Furthering International Harms: Tort Causation & U.S. Financiers of Israeli Settler Organizations Dispossessing Palestinians in Sheikh Jarrah
Issue 2
featuring
- Juvenile Decarceration and Structural Culpability
- "The Stop Woke Act": HB 7, Race, and Florida's 21st Century Anti-Literacy Campaign
- Disentangling the Civil-Carceral State: An Abolitionist Framework for the Non-Criminal Response to Intimate Partner Violence
- Thompson v. Clark and the "Reasonable" Policing of Marginalized Families