Once They Are Tested, Can Genes Stay Private?
Scholars argue that increased use of direct-to-consumer genetic testing creates hidden privacy risks.
Providing Equitable Outcomes for Expired Debts
Scholar proposes ways to ease the burden on courts and create fair outcomes for consumers with expired debts.
Supreme Court to Review Notice Requirements for Medicare Payment Rules
Court’s ruling could determine the procedure for changing hospital reimbursement formulas.
Lessons from State Implementation of Marijuana Legalization
States should learn from each other to confront the challenges of regulating marijuana.
Week in Review
The federal government shutdown persists, President Trump formally nominates Andrew Wheeler as EPA Administrator, and more…
Putting the Brakes on Crude Oil Train Regulation
Experts say rescission of brake regulation could create serious safety risks.
How Regulators Can Increase Price Competition in Health Care
Scholars urge regulators to help level the playing field in contracting between health plans and hospitals.
The Costs of Voter ID Requirements
Research shows that requiring voter IDs imposes substantial costs, especially on disadvantaged groups.
Make Benefit-Cost Analysis Meaningful
Regulatory benefit-cost analysis should account for people’s welfare, not just empirical data.
The Rise of Electric Scooter Regulations
U.S. cities grapple with the regulatory challenges posed by electric scooter sharing programs.
Changes to Universities’ Sexual Assault Tribunals May Be Here to Stay
Education Department is planning to make significant reforms to Title IX regulations.