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Channels “We Will See That You Are Troubled Right Along”: Women and the Politics of the Early Federal Income Tax
The Intersecting Politics of Abortion, Pregnancy, & Family Policing
Re-Righting History: A Critical Race Perspective of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization
A Comparison Between U.S. Federal Tax and Khums, A Shia Islamic Tax
Convenient for Who? Apportioning State Income Taxes in the Context of Remote Work
The social fabrication of society: The Law of the land and gay rights
In Harm’s Way: Gender and Human Rights in National Security
More Than Troubling: The Alarming Absence of ‘Troubled Teen Industry’ Regulation and Proposals for Reform
Righting Past Wrongs: Posthumous Bar Admissions and the Quest for Racial Justice
All the Regulatory Light We Cannot See: The Impact of Loper Bright on Regulating Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace
Who Do We Think We Are? Human Rights in a Time of Ecological Change
Annie Get Your Gun: The Constitution, Women, and Involuntary Service in Combat
Race, Gender, and OrdinaryPeace: Assessing the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda through a Coloniality Lens
Restrain, Seclude, Repeat: Seeking Solutions to End the Troubled Teen Industry’s Cycle of Harm
Tax Treaties in the Wind
Frankenstein Sinatra: The Argument for a Federal Postmortem Right of Publicity in the AI-Era
Journal Staff
The Paradox of Policing as Protection: A Harm Reduction Approach to Prostitution Using Safe Injection Sites as a Guide
Biopower, Disability and Capitalism: Neoliberal Eugenics and the Future of ART Regulation
Cracking Graham: Police Department Policy and Excessive Force
Derrick Bell's Dilemma
Resisting Arrest: Shifting the Focus of the New York Police Department
Recurrent Chronicles of Environmental Injustice in the Northern Frontier Districts (NFDs) and the Kenyan Coast
Installment Housing Contracts: Presumptively Unconscionable
The Wretched of Eminent Domain: Holdouts, Free-Riding and the Overshadowed Problem of Blinded-Riders
