Legislation and Policy Brief

The Pandemic and Privacy: The Global Culture of Intrusion

By Jon L. Mills, Lucca Viana, and Danielle Black, Published on 06/01/22

Fintech: A Field Day of Arbitrage Gone Awry

By Grace Fraser, Published on 06/01/22

Competitor Standing to the Rescue: Saving the Emoluments Clause

By Demitri Dawson, Published on 06/01/22

Foreword

The Cannabis Conundrum: Constitutional & Policy Concerns in Taxation of the Marijuana Industry

By Beckett Cantley and Geoffrey Dietrich, Published on 08/09/21

The Intersection of Reducing Recidivism and Spurring Inclusive Economic Recovery

By Scott B. Astrada and Israel X. Nery, Published on 08/09/21

Editor’s Welcome

By Warner Allison, Published on 08/09/21

Unfinished Business: How “Split Authority” over U.S. Asylum Adjudications Highlights the Need to Relocate the Immigration Court System to the Department of Homeland Security

By Kirsten Bickelman, Published on 05/04/20

The Great Holdup: How the Senate and the Filibuster Thwart Gun Legislation Most Americans Want

By William G. Dauster, Published on 05/04/20

A More Perfect Electoral College: Challenging Winner-Takes-All Provisions Under the Twelfth Amendment

By Eric T. Tollar and Spencer H. Kimball, Published on 05/04/20

Forward

Editor's Welcome

By Julie Flower, Published on 05/04/20

Undocumented: The Need to Further Address the Intersection of Immigration and Domestic Violence in the United States

By JULIE FLOWER, Published on 07/19/19

Think of an Elephant? Tweeting as "Framing

By Fernando R. Laguarda, Published on 07/19/19

A More Sensible Surge: Ending DOJ's Indiscriminate Raids of Healthcare Providers

By Michael C. Barnes, Published on 07/19/19

Foreword

Editor's Welcome

By Rachael A. Soloway, Published on 07/19/19

Closing the Courthouse Door on Private Attorneys General: Judicial Expansion of the First-to-file Bar in the False Claims Act is Inconsistent with the Act's Text and Purpose

By Dylan A. Consla, Published on 03/11/20

Empowering American Victims of International Organized Crime: Proposing an Amendment to Clarify RICO's Extraterritorial Application

By Lisa Lindhorst, Published on 03/11/20

The Need for Federal Disclosure and Fraud Protection in the Workplace

By Carlos Garcia, Published on 03/11/20

Editor's Welcome

By John Spellman, Published on 03/11/20

Editor's Welcome

By Zachary I. Gold, Published on 11/18/14

Passing the Torch but Sailing Too Close to the Wind: Congress’s Role in Authorizing Administrative Branches to Promulgate Regulations that Contemplate Criminal Sanctions

The Supreme Court has stated that Congress must simply “lay down by legislative act an intelligible principle” to which the agency must conform. If this is done, a court will find the delegation of broad authority to the agency to be constitutional. There is, however, an open issue regarding whether the “intelligible principle” standard applies to delegations of authority that...

Will it Really SaVE you? Analyzing the Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act

By Rachel Marshall, Published on 11/18/14

Suppuration of Powers: Abscam, Entrapment and the Politics of Expulsion

By Henry Biggs, Published on 11/18/14