Vol. 69, Issue 1, 2006

This article argues that child welfare policies and practices should ensure that a child’s education is a critical element in placement decisions and permanency planning.

This article explores the current doctrinal framework for addressing sexual harassment claims offers ways in which to theorize the “because of . . . sex” requirement.

This article describes the inherent legal authority upon which state and local police may act when making arrests in order to assist federal immigration enforcement.

This article argues that Justice Kennedy may be carving out a new category of rights that are entitled to the Court’s heightened solicitude.

This article represents a new technique for describing problems faced by intersectionals and applies it to the field of employment discrimination.

This essay argues that a closer look at Lingle v. Chevron reveals that it has tremendous potential to clarify the takings doctrine.

This article examines whether New York should impose and collect sales and excise taxes on fuel sold by reservation businesses to non-members.

This article analyzes a problem that has not been previously recognized as a tragedy of the commons—the problem of ever-increasing political campaign expenditures.