Volume 62, Number 2
Policy Essay
Logging Off: A Comprehensive Agenda for Social Media and Mental Health
By Senator Katie Boyd Britt
Articles
Luck of the Transfer?: Curtailing Courts’ Impact on Class Members’ Legal Representation
By Alissa Del Riego
Reading Law With Linguistics: The Statutory Interpretation of Artifact Nouns
By Brandon Waldon, Cleo Condoravdi, James Pustejovsky, Nathan Schneider & Kevin Tobia
Escaping Petition Purgatory: Reforming FDA Citizen Petition Review To Safeguard Scientific Decisionmaking From Judicial Overreach
By Allison A. Schmitt & Allyson Malecha
Note
Judging the Ordinary Bounds of Judicial Review: A Proposal for How Federal Courts Should Review State Courts’ Interpretations of State Election Laws Under Moore v. Harper
By Connor J. Morgan
Journal on Legislation Online
- The Sound and Fury of Regulating AI in the WorkplaceBradford J. Kelley[*] , Andrew B. Rogers[**] ABSTRACT New technologies, including those driven by artificial intelligence (“AI”), have transformed the workplace. When designed and executed well, these innovations have the potential to assist companies seeking to enhance operational efficiency, mitigate human bias, prevent discrimination and harassment, and improve worker health and safety. However, the… Read more: The Sound and Fury of Regulating AI in the Workplace
- Strengthening the Fabric of American Civil Rights: The Equality ActRepresentative Mark Takano (CA-39)[*] Mieko Kuramoto[**] I. Introduction As a kid growing up in the ’70s, my first exposure to politics was seeing the Watergate Hearings unfold on television. I watched in awe of Congresswoman Barbara Jordan as she gave her famous speech from the dais of the House Judiciary Committee, declaring that her… Read more: Strengthening the Fabric of American Civil Rights: The Equality Act
- A Housed And Healthy Hawai’i: Charting A “Housing Is Healthcare” Model To Preventing And Addressing HomelessnessGovernor Josh Green, M.D.[*] Abstract Hawaiʻi faces one of the highest rates of homelessness in the nation, driven by a combination of systemic barriers, historical policy failures, and high cost of living. Governor Josh Green, M.D., advocates a “housing is healthcare” model, positioning stable housing as a cornerstone of public health. This comprehensive approach… Read more: A Housed And Healthy Hawai’i: Charting A “Housing Is Healthcare” Model To Preventing And Addressing Homelessness
Quorum Call Blog
- Congress Must Stand Up to the Supreme Court’s Attacks on Independent AgenciesThe Supreme Court seems well on its way to gutting independent agencies, undermining Congress’s commitment to the public that important rights and protections would be enforced by experts free from the front lines of politics.
- Does the President Have Power to Impose Tariffs Using Peacetime Economic Sanctions Legislation?In a pair of consolidated Supreme Court cases, the Justices will soon decide whether the President may impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 (IEEPA), despite the existence of a separate and vast body of detailed trade legislation on topic. This post explains why we think this answer is ‘no.’
- A Legislative Shift in Ethics Reform: Congressional Stock Trading Ban Challenges Transparency-Based RemediesThe STOCK Act, which created a new requirement for officials to publicly report their stock trades within forty-five days of the transaction, intended to increase public trust in Congress by giving Americans an inside look into the financial interests of their lawmakers. This law was an overwhelming failure in two ways.