Volume 73

Issue 1

Jonathan Remy Nash, Courts Creating Courts: Problems of Judicial Institutional Self-Design

Shu-Yi Oei & Diane M. Ring, “Slack” in the Data Age

Seth Katsuya Endo, Ad Tech & the Future of Legal Ethics

Hillel J. Bavli, Causation in Civil Rights Legislation

Note

Margot Blaire Woolverton, Turning a Blind Eye to the Environment: Why Eliminating the Cumulative Effects Analysis Is Not Entitled to Chevron Deference

Issue 2

Bertrall L. Ross II, Challenging the Crown: Legislative Independence and the Origins of the Free Elections Clause

Andrew L. Lawson and William E. Foster, Presidential Tax Discretion

David Horton, The Dead Voter Rule

Suneal Bedi and David Reibstein, Damaged Damages: Errors in Patent and False Advertising Litigation

Note

Katelyn Carson, My Car Is My Designated Driver: Examining Autonomous Vehicle Technology & Alabama’s Dui Laws

Issue 3

Maggie Gardner, Pamela K. Bookman, Andrew D. Bradt, Zachary D. Clopton, & D. Theodore Rave, The False Promise of General Jurisdiction

Lawrence B. Solum & Max Crema, Originalism and Personal Jurisdiction: Several Questions and a Few Answers

Alexandra D. Lahav, The New Privity in Personal Jurisdiction

Richard D. Freer, From Contacts to Relatedness: Invigorating the Promise of “Fair Play and Substantial Justice” in Personal Jurisdiction Doctrine

A. Benjamin Spencer, Rule 4(K), Nationwide Personal Jurisdiction, and the Civil Rules Advisory Committee: Lessons From Attempted Reform

Gregory C. Cook & Andrew Ross D’Entremont, No End in Sight? Navigating the “Vast Terrain” of Personal Jurisdiction in Social Media Cases After Ford

David G. Wirtes, Jr. & Christy Ward Rue, Combating Weaponized Challenges to Personal Jurisdiction

Halle Diaz, Looking Forward: Analyzing the Third-Party Harms Principle as Applied to the Contraceptive Mandate Litigation

Issue 4

Deepa Das Acevedo, Sweet Old-Fashioned Notions

Riaz Tejani, The Life of Transplants: Why Law and Economics Has “Succeeded” Where Legal Anthropology Has Not

Anna Offit, Antidiscrimination Law Through a Sociolegal Lens

Meghan L. Morris, Property’s Relations: Tracing Anthropology in Property Theory

Jeffrey S. Kahn, Anthropology, Law, and the Problem of Incommensurability

Matthew S. Erie, The Normative Anthropologist

Elizabeth Earle Beske, Litigating the Separation of Powers

Maneka Sinha, Radically Reimagining Forensic Evidence

Note

Hunter Ross Myers, Primaries for Plain Folks: A Realistic Proposal for Senatorial Reform