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Automating Junk Science Law Review Articles

Lisa Waters, Automating Junk Science, UC L. J. (2026) (forthcoming).
Decolonizing Sanctions: The Emancipatory Potential of Sanctions in “Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions” (BDS) Campaigns Law Review Articles

Jeena Shah, Decolonizing Sanctions: The Emancipatory Potential of Sanctions in “Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions” (BDS) Campaigns, 56 Columbia Human Rights L. Rev. 567 (2025) (published). Read online.
The Eugenic History of Habitual Offender Laws Law Review Articles

Daniel Loehr, The Eugenic History of Habitual Offender Laws, Howard L. J. (2025) (published). SSRN.
Protecting Commoners’ Goods Law Review Articles

Gregory E. Louis, Protecting Commoners’ Goods, British J. of Am. Legal Studies (2025). Read online.
Including the U.S. Territories in the Constitutional Law Course: Imperatives and Challenges Law Review Articles

Natalie Gomez-Velez, Including the U.S. Territories in the Constitutional Law Course: Imperatives and Challenges, 54 Stetson L. Rev. (2025). Read online.
Post-Conflict Reparations: Methods for Addressing Discrimination Law Review Articles

Lisa Davis, Post-Conflict Reparations: Methods for Addressing Discrimination, 46 U. PA. J. INT'L L 947 (2025). SSRN.
Recognizing All Victims of Racial and Gender Apartheid in the Draft Crimes Against Humanity Treaty Law Review Articles

Lisa Davis & Kirby Anwar, Recognizing All Victims of Racial and Gender Apartheid in the Draft Crimes Against Humanity Treaty, 9 HOW. HUM. & C.R. L. REV 1 (2025). SSRN.
Fighting Poverty Everywhere All at Once Law Review Articles

Lynn D. Lu, Fighting Poverty Everywhere All at Once, Pittsburgh Tax Rev., volume 1 (2025). SSRN.
Harmful Reports: How Federal Mandated Reporting Policy Entrenches Racism in Healthcare Delivery and Undermines Public Health Law Review Articles

Kara Sheli Wallis, Harmful Reports: How Federal Mandated Reporting Policy Entrenches Racism in Healthcare Delivery and Undermines Public Health, 28 CUNY L. Rev. (2025).
The Imperialist Anatomy of Sanctions Law Review Articles

Jeena Shah, The Imperialist Anatomy of Sanctions, 46 U. of Pennsylvania J. of Int'l L. 65 (2024) (published). Read online.
The Time is Now: ABA Standard 303(C) as The Impetus for A Truly Inclusive 1L Classroom Law Review Articles

Jennifer M. Fernandez, The Time is Now: ABA Standard 303(C) as The Impetus for A Truly Inclusive 1L Classroom, 73 Washington U. J. of L. and Pol'y 78 (2024) (published). Read online.
Recommendations from the ABA Commission on Youth at Risk Convening – “Renewal and Revolution: Recommitting the Legal Profession to Serve Children and Youth, their Families, and Communities” Law Review Articles

Charisa Kiyô Smith, Recommendations from the ABA Commission on Youth at Risk Convening – “Renewal and Revolution: Recommitting the Legal Profession to Serve Children and Youth, their Families, and Communities”, 62 Family Court Rev. 760 (2024). Read online.