The Unmaking of “Conflict:” A CRT-TWAIL Analysis of the Cases of Colombia and Palestine(-Israel)
“[The call for self-determination] is a call that implicates an attachment to the land as a means of memory, existence, and dignity.” — Noura Erakat
The Review: Volume 49
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Volume 49 Issue 1
A Needed Gloss To Goss: Furnishing Greater Procedural Protections For Students Prior To School Removal
ABSTRACT Fifty years ago, the Supreme Court held in Goss v. Lopez that students have cognizable property and liberty interests in their education. However, when stu- dents are accused of breaking school rules, that interest can be stripped away with
A Participatory Approach to Damages Class Actions
ABSTRACT Although the 1966 amendments to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 were originally designed to empower civil rights lawyers to advance systemic reform, the modern damages class has evolved into a primarily private, profit-driven enterprise. The resulting disconnect between
The Hidden Pain of Family Policing
ABSTRACT The child welfare system ostensibly exists to protect children. However, its methods—investigating allegations of abuse and neglect, filing cases against parents in court, removing children from their parents, and, in thousands of cases each year, permanently severing the legal
Volume 49 Issue 2
Legal Representation Deserts Compound A Post-Dobbs Standard of Care Crisis
"Surveying the websites of plaintiff-side personal injury firms comprehensively reveals that pregnant people are functionally erased or obscured as putative plaintiffs in medical malpractice cases. These practices harm pregnant people because they escalate the existing standard of care crisis, undermine
Making Healthcare Human: The Impact of Decoupling Labor and Healthcare on the American Insurance Scheme
"Abandoning the commodification of healthcare will be the first step toward a healthier United States, and the widespread mobilization of scholars, healthcare professionals, legislators, and others in support of this cause will be critical toward reclaiming the humanity of the
Animals in Prison: Is There Value in Inmate-Animal Rehabilitation Programs?
"The prison yard siren went off, alerting us that it was time to head back inside. My groundhog pal, Moe, began waddling away. I kept hoping he would turn back and offer some sort of sign that he would miss