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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.
Volume 58 Editors-in-Chief Michael Blank Mattie Haag Samantha Neal Jordan Rogers Executive Managing Editors for Outside Articles Peter Carzis Leonard
Just four months ago, D.C. District Court Judge John Bates reaffirmed that §5 of the Voting Rights Act is constitutional.
In October, the Nebraska State Democratic Party ran this advertisement. Seemingly innocuous, it closes with Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson registering
This past Monday, Fourth Amendment watchers began gathering at the Supreme Court on the eve of oral argument in United
In a succinct and persuasive paper entitled “If I can shop and bank online, why can’t I vote online?” David Jefferson
The proliferation of super PACs and their organizational push for 501(c)(4) support has generated debate about disclosure. Last week, however,
Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Maples v. Thomas. At issue was whether the petitioner had shown
The emergence of super PACs enables electioneers to aggregate lots of capital from few donors. Some worry that the capital
