New and Growing Challenges to Women’s Freedom of Association
The United Nation’s upcoming comment on the freedom of association must recognize risks unique to women.
Building Institutions’ Capacity to Support Children
A new framework would help to protect children’s interests in the policymaking process.
History, Ambassadors, and Birthright Citizenship
Legal historians may ultimately shape the Supreme Court’s upcoming decision.
Multiracial Democracy and Civil Rights Enforcement
Olatunde Johnson discusses how administrative governance and civil rights enforcement can reinforce or dismantle inequality.
The Right to Eat in Prison
Scholars discuss how food quality and access shape the lived experience of incarceration.
Interpreting Civil Rights Statutes
Katie Eyer discusses how courts’ statutory interpretation shapes civil rights enforcement.
Restoring the Law in Immigration Detention Centers
Scholar urges courts to play a bigger role in overseeing civil detention facilities.
Alternative Labor Regulation
Scholar argues that state labor regulation can substitute for weak federal governance.
Are Government Restrictions on AI Constitutional?
Restrictions on AI use may violate the First Amendment because they regulate speech based on its content.
Regulating Immigration or Regulating Citizens?
Scholar argues that ending birthright citizenship threatens the rights of all U.S. citizens.