* David Frockt and ** Kenneth Fockele
America has a systemic governance problem. The country that once came together to solve big challenges—through endeavors such as the New Deal, the Interstate Highway System, and the space program—now suffers a partisan and policy divide so deep that we seem incapable of meeting the moment even when inactio…
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The Conservative Case for the Judiciary Accountability Act
*Aliza Shatzman
I. INTRODUCTION
The judiciary is an unaccountable workplace where some judges abuse their positions of power, mistreat their employees with impunity, and act as if they are answerable to no one. More judges engage in misconduct, including gender discrimination, harassment, and retaliation, than the legal community cares to admit. …
Remedying Past Unlawful Military Interventions: The Case of the Dominican Republic
Congressman Adriano Espaillat* and Francesco Arreaga**
I. INTRODUCTION
As the first Dominican American to serve in the United States Congress and a member of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs, I deeply care about the United States’ relations throughout the Caribbean and commitments to e…
Print Volume 59, Number 2 now available!
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Volume 59, Issue 1
Policy Essay
Law Labor Reform at a Critical Juncture: The Case for the Protecting the Right to Organize Act
By Representative Andy Levin & Colton Puckett
Articles
Strengthening the Federal Approach to Educational Equity During the Pandemic
By Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
Sunsets are for Suckers: An Experimental Test of Sunset Clauses
By Kri…