Volume 53 - Issue 1
Introduction to Volume 53 Issue 1
REMARKS:
ARTICLES:
- Public Health in the Opioid Litigation
by Dr. Daniel G. Aaron - The Slavery Clause and Criminal Disenfranchisement: How the Thirteenth Amendment Informs the Debate on Crime-Based Franchise Restrictions
by Daniel R. Correa - Copyright Versus the Right to Copy: The Civic Danger of Allowing Intellectual Property Law to Override State Freedom of Information Law
by Frank D. LoMonte - Keep Distance Education for Law Schools: Online Education, the Pandemic, and Access to Justice
by Lael Weinberger
COMMENT:
- We All Bleed Red: Dismantling the Discriminatory Gay Blood Ban in the Era of Bostock
by Rohan Keith Andresen
Volume 53 - Issue 2
Introduction to Volume 53 Issue 2
ARTICLES:
- Addressing the Inevitability of Race in the DOJ’s Enforcement of the Pattern-or-Practice Initiative
by Joshua Chanin - The Common Prosecutor
by Melanie D. Wilson - Unincorporating Qualified Immunity
by Teressa Ravenell - The Real McCoy: Defining the Defendant’s Right to Autonomy in the Wake of McCoy v. Louisiana
by Colin Miller - The Inequity of Third-Party Bail Practices
by Judge Patrick Carroll
Volume 53 - Issue 3
Introduction to Volume 53 Issue 3
ARTICLES:
- Masking Free Speech: The First Amendment Implications of Masks, Clothing, and Public Health
by Roy S. Gutterman - Torture, Ethics, Accountability?
by David R. Katner - Amtrak: The Failure of Passenger Preference and Politics of Nonenforcement
by David Konarske Jr
COMMENT:
Volume 53 - Issue 4
Introduction to Volume 53 Issue 4
ARTICLES:
- Bargain Basement Progressivity? Constitutional Flat Taxes, Demogrants, and Progressive Income Taxation
by Samuel D. Brunson - Illinois Courts Struggle with Implicit Bias and Justice Stevens’s Legacy: Why Illinois Should Revisit His Dissenting Opinion in Purkett v. Elem
by Ted A. Donner - Justice Delayed: The Complex System of Delays in Criminal Court
by Kat Albrecht, Maria Hawilo, Thomas F. Geraghty & Meredith Martin Rountree - The Illinois Cannabis Social-Equity Program: Toward a Socially Just Peace in the War on Drugs?
by andré douglas pond cummings and Steven A. Ramirez
COMMENT: