Warren’s Plan to Break up Big Tech: Coordination Rights as a Public Resource
By Michael Svedman* In her recent proposal to break up Amazon, Google, and Facebook, Elizabeth Warren sounds the familiar antitrust […]
Revictimized: How the Military Justice System Fails Victims of Child Pornography Offenses
By Michael Webert* Introduction In the wake of recent decisions by the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (CAAF),
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SCOTUS Gambles with Pardon Power
By Eric Allen Kauk* On November 20, 2015, around 11:00 p.m. Terance Gamble was pulled over in Mobile, Alabama by
The Harvard Law and Policy Review is excited to announce the release of Volume 10.2! Volume 10.2 explores cutting
The Goals of Good Process: Lessons from Mass Claims
By Benjamin Rajotte and Vikram J. Kapoor* Imagine that you were hurt by something beyond your control. Maybe a faulty
The Highest Pharmaceutical Companies in the Land: The Legal Ramifications of Private Sector Objections to the Death Penalty
By Rose Carmen Goldberg* “Welcome to Groundhog Day,” as former Justice Scalia once said. The scene is familiar. This month,