Vol. 79, Issue 1, 2016

The United States Constitution’s implicit rules on participation will be made explicit in this article.

This paper follows the law and norms literature in arguing that policymakers can use social norms to support or even replace regulation.

This article argues excess policy provisions conditioning coverage on the payment of full limits from lower-layer insurers complicate the settlement of complex insurance coverage disputes.

This article summarizes and analyzes the cases and statutes that define the legal framework within which New York public employers, including school districts, must operate when implementing particular forms of...

This article argues that the inequality in access to infertility treatments amongst Americans violates the ACA’s anti-discrimination framework.

This article considers the nature of the decisions made by a algorithm writer in creating the crash-optimization algorithm and how they implicate serious ethical and legal questions.

This note considers: the jurisprudence of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the role of the dissenting opinion, and the role of women’s autonomy in their own bodies.

This note discusses the differing roles that governments play in perpetuating domestic violence.