The Big Apple’s Big Squeeze on Pollution and Landlords
Gotham’s landmark climate ordinance targets landlords but may benefit renters.
Why Historic Landmarks Need Protection from Climate Change
Scholar argues that historic landmark preservation law must address the impact of climate change.
Lost in Translation in Immigration Detention
Scholars analyze linguistic and cultural barriers asylum-seekers face in the credible fear interview process.
Ending the Long Wait for Federal Guidance on Reopening Schools
The Education Department’s COVID-19 guidance may signal a return to information sharing.
Regulatory Reactivity in FDA’s Approval of Aduhelm
A controversial approval of an Alzheimer’s treatment reveals a core weakness in oversight of agency discretion.
Auditing Failures Amid the COVID-19 Crisis in India
The Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General failed India during the coronavirus pandemic.
Where Will Native Children Find Their Homes?
A Fifth Circuit ruling adopts a novel approach to a law that determines where Native children grow up.
Resisting Regulatory Oppression of Transgender Children
The formal and structural exclusion of transgender youth is morally wrong and unlawful.
Defending Access to Special Education
Scholar argues for an irreparable harm exception to the exhaustion doctrine in special education disputes.
Discriminatory Blood Donation Policies Defy Science
COVID-19 highlights a blood donation deferral policy that clashes with modern science.
Why Local Communities May Support Nuclear Energy
Proponents of nuclear energy should focus on its economic and environmental benefits to garner local support.