Week in Review
The Supreme Court blocks a Texas law limiting the moderation of speech on social media, the Justice Department reviews the police response to the Uvalde shooting, and more…
The Future of Feces
As fecal microbiota transplantation gains traction in the medical world, regulators may need to step in.
Regulating Sponsored Influencer Marketing
Influencer advertising can bring large profits, but experts say it may also pose unique dangers to consumers.
Increasing Access to Credit in Communities of Color
Updating the Community Reinvestment Act to promote special purpose credit programs could improve equity in credit and lending.
Connecting Race and Regulation
New podcast series examines how regulation has reinforced racism—and how it might combat it too.
Transferring Military Skills to Civilian Employment
GAO recommends the U.S. Department of Defense improve servicemember credentialing programs.
Dark Patterns Cannot Stay in the Dark
In this Saturday Seminar, we collect scholarship on manipulative online practices that deceive consumers.
Week in Review
Senate Majority Leader Schumer plans to hold Senate vote on gun control legislation after mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, President Biden authorizes use of Defense Department aircraft to address formula shortage, and more…
Regulating Big-Cat Ownership
Scholar argues for the strengthening of USDA regulations in big-cat ownership and exploitation.
Antitrust Can Be Antiracist
Scholars argue that antitrust law can complement antidiscrimination law in the fight against systemic racism.
Cataloging and Clarifying Judicial Review Statutes
Congress should seek to remove procedural obstacles that inhibit statutory access to judicial review.
Improving the Quality of Mass Justice
Agencies need to pursue systematic efforts to provide quality assurance in their adjudicatory processes.