Volume 113
Issue
4
Date
Apr. 2025

Judicial Accountability

by Anya Bernstein
Judicial decisions are moving ever more authority over regulatory statutes away from agencies and to courts instead. One justification offered for this power transfer: agencies lack the accountability of courts. […]

Gendered Liberty

by Laura Portuondo
Individual liberty is ascendant in constitutional law, but only for some. First Amendment doctrine has increasingly protected liberty interests in conduct linked to conscientious identity, as exemplified by newly successful […]

Micro-Costs

by Kiel Brennan-Marquez & Brendan S. Maher
The modern world is filled with tiny attentional impositions (cognitive-asks) that inflict small mental burdens (micro-costs) on virtually everyone, everywhere, all the time. Micro-costs make life worse, and everybody knows […]

The Shadow Defendants

by Mariam A. Hinds
Although the overrepresentation of men, specifically Black men and men of color, in the criminal legal system is well documented, the people who support these men, especially women, have garnered […]

The Critical Nature of Sunset Provisions in National Security Legislation

by Benjamin Lauenroth
In the wake of the recent reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (FISA), the role of temporary legislation in the national security sphere is […]