Vol. 85, Issue 1, 2022

General Topics

This Article questions the wisdom of repeatedly asking the question “what would the settlor do?”

This article provides a defense of categorical balancing. The methodology for determining new categories of unprotected speech and of determining when speech is presumed to be protected is in shambles.

Laws compelling speech from abortion providers should be subjected to at least intermediate scrutiny and thus fail as they are not substantially related to an important government interest.

The process for seeking review by the NY Court of Appeals should be the same for civil and criminal cases.

This Article offers a critique of the regulations governing financial conflicts of interest and uses data on the personal finances of executive branch officials to assess conflicts of interest.

This article argues that property theory has an inherent tendency to either ignore or devalue cultural difference.

Following the passing of Justice Ginsburg, and the ascendancy of Justice Barrett, Chief Justice Roberts's role on the Court has changed -- and changed in some dramatic ways.

This Note examines Title X: Family Planning Program and explains the Final Rule. This Note argues that the Final Rule should be invalidated as it is arbitrary & capricious.