This Article provides the first comprehensive critique of the structural inadequacies present in nearly every aspect of Fourth Amendment jurisprudence for the unhoused. Privacy conceptions excluding what one knowingly, if […]

In response to widespread foreign surveillance and growing geopolitical distrust, governments are erecting a national security internet. Pioneered by China, national firewalls have gone global. But where firewalls sought to […]

A debate has long raged concerning whether the contingency fee market for legal services is or is not competitive. The debate has been fierce because its stakes are sky high. […]

Indigent appellate advocacy has long been confined to a narrow, technocratic model—one that prioritizes legal expertise over client autonomy and treats appellate cases solely as isolated legal battles rather than […]

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is facing significant challenges to its structure and the scope of its power. In March 2025, President Trump removed two Democratic-appointed FTC Commissioners from office […]