Letter from the Editor

Jerry Blake Blevins

Papers

Racial “Box-Checking” and the Administrative State

David E. Bernstein

Curbing Racial Classifications

Jonathan Berry

Race and Regulatory Equity

Ming H. Chen

Why DEI Will Not Die

Jesse Merriam

Beyond Equity: The Counterfactual Administrative State

Joy Milligan

A Critical Take on Separation-of-Powers Formalism

Bijal Shah

Articles

Defenses Commensurate with the Danger of Attack: The Special Counsel Regulations, Separation of Powers and A Call for Reform in the Department of Justice

Noel L. Hillman

Military Necessity and Racial Discrimination

Paul J. Larkin, Charles D. Stimson, and Thomas W. Spoehr

Dangerous, but not Unusual: Mistakes Commonly Made by Courts in Post-Bruen Litigation

Mark W. Smith

Notes

Too Much Advice and Not Enough Consent: How the Senate’s Questions in a Highly Publicized Confirmation Process Undermines Presidential Appointment Authority and Judicial Independence

Jerry Blake Blevins

The Illusion of Absolute Prosecutorial Immunity: The Supreme Court’s Legislative Magic Trick

Emily Nicole Janikowski

Non-Credible Strategy No More: Droning Drug Dealers to Stop Cartel Violence

Connor W. Reese