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Vol. 93

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Does the Major Questions Doctrine Apply to the Federal Courts?

By Michael Coenen & Seth Davis

Procedural Justice in Parallel Lawsuits

Notes

Abortion Travel Restrictions Under the Dormant Commerce Clause After National Pork Producers Council v. Ross

By Katherine Bartley

Litigating Corporate Risk

By Henry B. Blaikie

Text, Context, or Both?: Considering When and How to Use Statutory History in the New Textualist Framework

By Devon Brostoff

The Conversation Continues: The Judiciary’s Evolving Role in Perpetuating Racial Disparities in Addiction Treatment

By Sydney Crute

Misusing Eminent Domain: Pretextual Takings for a Traditional Public Use

By Cameron P. Hellerman

When Prenatal Care Becomes a Crime

By Casey Hunter

“Shipping” Away the Captive Audience Meeting

By Nathan Kakalec

Re-recording the Record: The Case for a Stronger Moral Right of Integrity in the United States

By Alexandria Touron

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A Distinctive Court: A Glimpse into the History and Significance of the D.C. Circuit

By Judge J. Michelle Childs

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Online

May 2025 | Vol. 93, No. 6

Evaluating the NCAA’s Responsiveness to Tampering in the NIL Era

An Electoral College Compromise Constitutional Amendment: Bridging Partisan Divides to Improve Presidential Elections

“The Gun’s Not Mine!”: The Admissibility of Defendants’ Exculpatory Hearsay Statements Under Federal Rules of Evidence 803(2) & (3)

By Faustino S. Galante

Article III Standing in Federal Prosecutions of “Victimless Crimes”

By Ryan H. Nelson

Will Bruen Kill Cops?

By Guha Krishnamurthi & Peter N. Salib

A Proxy for Piety: A Closer Look at Religious Cost in the Substantial Burden Inquiry

By Philip Andrew B. Wines