Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy
Featured Articles
The Clean Water Act and the Void-for-Vagueness Doctrine
Paul J. Larkin , Summer 2022
Inconvenient Federalism: The Pandemic, Abortion Rights, and the Commerce Clause
Thomas J. Molony, Summer 2022
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