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Est. 2021

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How Long Will China’s Animal Cruelty Laws Have to Wait?
The Supreme Court’s Perversion of Property Rights
When Two Worlds Collide: Evaluating Free Speech and National Security Claims around Trump’s WeChat Ban
The Problems with Legislative Overrides of Judicial Rulings
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law: Contemporary Implications of Forced Tender Legislation
The Gender Dichotomy: How Sharia Law in the Seventh Century Granted Women Legal Empowerment
The Forgotten Voices: Power Imbalances in Guatemalan Investor-State Dispute Settlements
National Popular Vote: Circumventing the United States Constitution
Asian American Lawyers: Then and Now
The Attractive Non-Sequitur of Democracy and Distrust
It’s Not Just Me, It’s Also You: How Shared DNA Complicates Consent
Tyranny of the Minority: The Unconstitutionality of the Filibuster
The Role of Environmental Personhood in Corporate Practices
Affirmative Action Admissions Regimes are Unconstitutional: Strict Scrutiny Should Mean Something
Making the Case for Trump’s January 6th Speech as Incitement
The U.S. Criminal Justice System Needs to Start Treating Children Like Children

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