American courts, facing a crush of cases from high-volume dockets, have steadily replaced classical, case-by-case adjudication with centralized, ...

This Note proposes reconceptualizing patents for essential medicines as a government-granted franchise right, in line with their historical status.

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This Essay explores the aftermath of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. Section 2 has served as an imperfect side constraint on majoritarian power. As Section 2 lies on its deathbed, this Essay ...

This Essay explores the aftermath of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. Section 2 has served as an imperfect side constraint on majoritarian power. As Section 2 lies on its deathbed, this Essay ...

Modern presidents don’t just execute, they “adjudicate” — making fact-specific, high-stakes decisions about sanctions, enforcement, grants, and legal interpretations. As the Supreme Court empowers the ...