Opinion

Next Generation Compliance and Evidence-Based Policy

Next Generation Compliance and Evidence-Based Policy

Next Gen innovation must be paired with traditional enforcement and formal evaluation mechanisms to work effectively.

Blind Spots in Environmental Enforcement

Blind Spots in Environmental Enforcement

Five conditions have stunted EPA’s efforts to improve enforcement capabilities.

Next Generation, Enforcement, and the Future

Next Generation, Enforcement, and the Future

The next generation of compliance will be advanced by both public and private governance.

A Modern Classic on Regulatory Compliance

A Modern Classic on Regulatory Compliance

Cynthia Giles has written a book that deserves to be read by all regulatory practitioners and scholars.

What Carbon Offsets Tell Us About Why Environmental Programs Fail

What Carbon Offsets Tell Us About Why Environmental Programs Fail

Carbon offsets exemplify the challenges in creating effective environmental regulations.

Cybersecurity Good Governance

Cybersecurity Good Governance

New SEC regulations are likely to change the cybersecurity landscape by encouraging more widespread adoption of best practices.

Shifting the Regulatory Paradigm

Shifting the Regulatory Paradigm

Recent technological change calls for a revolution in regulation.

Regulation 2.0

Regulation 2.0

The rise of artificial intelligence has ushered in new regulatory opportunities and challenges.

Regulation 1.0

Regulation 1.0

Regulation 1.0 provided a framework for balancing the interests of the public and regulated parties.

The Coast Guard’s Looming Challenges

The Coast Guard’s Looming Challenges

New maritime risks necessitate further strategic review of the Coast Guard’s legal authority and mission support capabilities.

California’s Attempt to Outlaw Caste-Based Discrimination

California’s Attempt to Outlaw Caste-Based Discrimination

Existing grounds of anti-discrimination law fail to protect vulnerable groups from bias on the basis of ancestry.

Use Specialized Juries in AI Litigation

Use Specialized Juries in AI Litigation

Increasingly complex AI cases require juries of experts and professional peers rather than a random selection of citizens.