Table of Contents Solicited Pieces Envisioning a Protective Administrative Law Frameworkby Bijal Shah From Industrial Sedition to Industrial Democracy to the End of Unionism: Worker Control, the New Deal, and the Limits of Labor Progressivismby Ahmed White Participation and Powerby K. Sabeel Rahman Reflections on Prison Laborby Tiffany Yang Using Business Law to Build Labor…

Table of Contents Articles Criminal Procedure Redemptionby Zamir Ben-Dan Disguised Extradition: How INTERPOL Red Notices in U.S. Immigration Removal Proceedings Violate Due Process and Non-Refoulement Obligationsby Eleni R. Bakst Out of the Closet, In on Bailby Deborah Lolai The Right to Seek Joyby Tyler Rose Clemons Notes Between A (Limestone) Rock and a Hard Place:…

Table of Contents   Articles Abolition in the Real World: A Case Study of Cash Bail Abolition in Illinois by Christopher Williams Hidden Takings and the Communal Burden of Punishment by G. Alex Sinha & Janani Umamaheshwar Root and Branch: Lawyers, Movements, and the End of Mass Incarceration by Andrew Manuel Crespo Toward Liberation: Reclaiming…

Table of Contents ArticlesAdministrative Exhaustion After Perezby Chris Yarrell Fee-Shifting Shortcutsby Maureen Carroll Paramilitary Propertyby Meghan L. Morris Race, Unconscionability, and Contractual Equalityby Sabine Tsuruda   NotesCritical Analysis: How Mandatory Arbitration Agreements Perpetuate Racial Inequality in the NFLby Ryan A. Faulkner Epistemic Injustice in Removal Proceedings: Disability, Disablement, and the Subjugation of Knowledge in the…

Read about the ongoing fight for equity and increased civil rights in Indigenous communities, the untold story of the Model Penal Code, novel litigation strategies in environmental justice, and more in the latest edition of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review.

Read about current litigation strategies in the transgender rights movement, a civil Gideon for renters, abolishing prison labor, and more in Volume 59, No. 1.

Read about critical race theory and education, statistical discrimination, transgender justice, and more in Volume 58, No. 2.

Read about surveillance and the expansion of the carceral state, affirmative action, transgender justice, student debt, and more in Vol. 58, No. 1.

Read about environmental justice, artificial intelligence, children’s rights, and more in the latest edition of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review.

Read about incarcerated labor, social movements, urban narratives, mandatory voting, and more in Vol. 57, No. 1.

Read about what happens when police act as lawmakers, a child’s constitutional right to family integrity, and more in Volume 56, No. 2.

Read about the legacy of Justice Ginsburg, family separation, reverse redlining, and more in Vol. 56, No. 1.