Volume 114
Volume 114, Issue 1 (November 2025)
Articles
Dangerousness & the Undocumented
Pratheepan Gulasekaram
The World Court’s Enforcement Dilemma — And How to Solve It
Cindy Garay, Oona A. Hathaway, and Kevin Zhang
Large Language Models for Legal Interpretation? Don’t Take Their Word for It
Brandon Waldon, Nathan Schneider, Ethan Wilcox, Amir Zeldes, and Kevin Tobia
Note
An Ineffective State of Justice: Barriers to Ineffective-Assistance-of-Counsel Claims in State and Federal Courts
Patrick S. Finneran
Volume 114, Issue 2 (December 2025)
Articles
The Higher Education Accommodation Mistake
Katherine Macfarlane
Rethinking the Key Role of Private Antitrust Enforcement
Filippo Lancieri
First Ideas
Jeanne C. Fromer
Note
Made in the U.S.A.: The Constitutional Crisis Behind America’s Arms Export Regime
Arooshe Pahooja Giroti
Volume 114, Issue 3 (February 2026)
Articles
Searches and Seizures of the Unhoused
Shawn E. Fields
The National Security Internet
Anupam Chander
Competition and Contingency Fees
Nora Freeman Engstrom and Brianne Holland-Stergar
Transforming Indigent Appellate Advocacy
Rachel T. Goldberg and Estelle M. McKee
Note
Strengthening the Federal Trade Commission: A Lesson from the Labor Board
Richard H. Coyne
Volume 114, Issue 4 (April 2026)
Articles
Reconstructing (The Law of) Democracy
Guy-Uriel E. Charles, Luis Fuentes-Rohwer, and Farris Peale
Silencing as Blackening
Bennett Capers
The Object of Interpretation
Francisco J. Urbina
“Sex Changed by a Court’s Decree”: The History and Tradition of Gender Transitions in the United States
Brianne Felsher
Note
Abolition Democracy and Abolition Constitutionalism: A Constitutional Framework for Overruling the Insular Cases
Marlee Sonico
Volume 114, Issue 5 (May 2026)
Articles
Telling War Stories: Innocence, Indictment, and En(gendered) Terror
Khaled A. Beydoun
Reconstructing the Reconstruction: Equality, Liberty, Method and Interpretation
Michele Goodwin and Allison M. Whelan
Law’s Shifting Circles
Ela A. Leshem
Notes
Leveling the Playing Field: Marginalization, the Fallacy of Amateurism, and Student-Athlete Unionization
Max Siegel II
The Grant-to-Off-Ramp Pipeline: A Study of the Supreme Court’s Use of Procedural Off-Ramps
Zenia Grzebin
Volume 114, Issue 6 (June 2026)
Foreword
Equality Law Amid Sabotage
Veena Dubal
Articles
Race-Conscious Data: The New Political Taxonomy
Shirley Lin
Moonlighting in the Margins: Protecting the Rights of Workers Engaged in Lawful Off-Duty Online Sex Work
Jared M. Trujillo
Essays
From the Margins to the Citadel: Domestic Workers and a New Moral Economy of the Labor Market
César F. Rosado-Marzán
The EEOC’s Identity Crisis: Considering the Commission’s Future in the Absence of Independence
Abbey Stemler and Jamie Darin Prenkert
As the South Goes: Movement Lawyering for Black-led Worker Cooperatives in Atlanta
Julian M. Hill