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Recusal Legislating: Congress’s Answer to Institutional Stalemate

By Michael J. Teter

Credit Default Swaps, Clearinghouses, and Systemic Risk: Why Centralized Counterparties Must Have Access to Central Bank Liquidity

By Jeremy C. Kress

Counterterrorism, The Constitution, and The Civil-Criminal Divide: Evaluating the Designation of U.S. Persons Under The International Emergency Economic Powers Act

By Eric Sandberg-Zakian

New Adventures of The Old Bureau: Modern-Day Reclamation Statutes and Congress’s Unfinished Environmental Business

By Reed D. Benson

When Performance Matters: The Past, Present, and Future of Consequential Accountability in Public Education

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The Value of Health and Wealth: Economic Theory, Administration, and Valuation methods for Capping the Employer Sponsored Insurance Tax Exemption

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Recent Development

The Secret Holds Elimination Act

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