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Modesty in Originalism
January 01, 2025 EDT
Modesty in Originalism
William H. Pryor Jr.

Thank you for that kind introduction and for inviting me to speak. My topic for tonight is modesty in originalism, which repeats a theme from my first visit to...

The Clayton Act Cipher: Text As an Antitrust Strategy
January 01, 2025 EDT
The Clayton Act Cipher: Text As an Antitrust Strategy
Samuel Evan Milner

As federal antitrust enforcement has adopted its most aggressive stance in decades, the fate of billions of dollars’ worth of economic activity rests on a few short statutory phrases enacted...

Going En Banc
January 01, 2025 EDT
Going En Banc
Randy J. Kozel

This Article examines the law of en banc review in the federal courts of appeals. It explores key doctrinal questions and advances a theory that maintains the primacy of...

*Transunion*, *Vermont Agency*, and Statutory Damages Under Article III
January 01, 2025 EDT
Transunion, Vermont Agency, and Statutory Damages Under Article III
Randy Beck

The Supreme Court concluded in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez that a plaintiff may not sue to collect statutory damages under a statute such as the Fair Credit Reporting Act simply...

January 01, 2025 EDT
Expressive Discrimination: Universities’ First Amendment Right to Affirmative Action
Alexander Volokh

In the wake of Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President & Fellows of Harvard College, affirmative action proponents should pursue a First Amendment approach. Private universities, which are speaking...

January 01, 2025 EDT
Artificial Intelligence and Privacy
Daniel J. Solove

This Article aims to establish a foundational understanding of the intersection between artificial intelligence (AI) and privacy, outlining the current problems AI poses to privacy and suggesting potential directions for...

Derailing Democracy, Shirking Responsibility: The New Election Law Landscape
November 01, 2024 EDT
Derailing Democracy, Shirking Responsibility: The New Election Law Landscape
Cory ConleyTonja Jacobi

In democracy jurisprudence, the Roberts Court wears two faces. Its most recent duo of cases illustrates the inconsistency. In Rucho v. Common Cause, the Court ruled that even grossly

Voting Rights: Litigating Materiality Under the Civil Rights Act
November 01, 2024 EDT
Voting Rights: Litigating Materiality Under the Civil Rights Act
Michael T. Morley

In recent years, plaintiffs have frequently invoked the Civil Rights Act’s “Materiality Provision” as a basis for challenging state election laws. The Provision prevents states from denying

Maximum Convergence Voting: Madisonian Constitutional Theory and Electoral System Design
November 01, 2024 EDT
Maximum Convergence Voting: Madisonian Constitutional Theory and Electoral System Design
Edward B. Foley

The Madisonian political philosophy upon which the U.S. Constitution rests did not supply the nation with a well- developed theory of electoral procedures. Instead, Madisonian philosophy concentrated on the separation

The Power of the Electorate Under State Constitutions
November 01, 2024 EDT
The Power of the Electorate Under State Constitutions
Joshua A. Douglas

Voters are special. They are the foundation of our constitutional democracy. Everything starts with the voters. State constitutions, too, are special, as the recent surge in scholarship on state constitutions...

November 01, 2024 EDT
Originalism, Election Law, and Democratic Self-Government
Joshua S. Sellers

Originalism has a democracy problem. Among prevailing theories of constitutional interpretation—pragmatism, common-law constitutionalism, popular constitutionalism, and Elysian representation-reinforcement—originalism uniquely creates a legal environment in which antidemocracy is viable...

November 01, 2024 EDT
Combatting Extremism
Richard H. Pildes

Few of us are happy with the state of American democracy. Our political institutions appear dysfunctional and our political culture more generally has become increasingly toxic and tribalistic. In Gallup...