GLJ Online Vol. 103

GLJ Online Vol. 103

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Response Essay: The Personhood Rationale and Its Impact on the Durability of Private Claims to Public Property

Alexandra B. Klass

Rethinking District of Columbia Venue in Voting Rights Preclearance Actions

Michael E. Solimine

Unconstitutional Debt Ceilings

Josh Hazan

The Constitutionality of DAPA Part I: Congressional Acquiescence to Deferred Action

Josh Blackman

Irredeemable Acts, Rent Seeking, and the Limits of the Legal System: A Response to Professor Raskolnikov

Gerrit De Geest

Oversized Frauds, Undersized Fish, and Deconstruction of the Sarbanes–Oxley Act

Paul J. Larkin, Jr.

A Sentencing Commission for the Administrative State?

Max Minzner

Limiting Criminal Law’s “In for a Penny, In for a Pound” Doctrine

Wesley M. Oliver

A Vast Image Out of Spiritus Mundi: The Existential Crisis of Law Schools

Jeremiah A. Ho
Book review; TEACHING LAW: JUSTICE, POLITICS, AND THE DEMANDS OF PROFESSIONALISM. By Robin L. West. New York: Cambridge University Press. 2014. Pp. 252. $32.99.

Immigration Enforcement Reform: Learning from the History of Fugitive Slave Rendition

Jeffrey M. Schmitt

Constitutional Law: A Language of Expertise?

Or Bassok

A Pen, a Phone, and the U.S. Code

Lisa Heinzerling

Commercial Religious Exercise: Translating the Commercial Speech Doctrine to the Free Exercise Clause

Danieli Evans