Most Recent Additions
Empowering Persons with Disabilities: Socio-Economic Rights as a Pathway to Personal Autonomy and Independence
Francesco Seatzu
International Lawyers as Disrupters of Corruption: Business and Human Rights in Africa’s Most Populous Country—Nigeria
Jayanth K. Krishnan
LESSONS FROM THE PAST: THE VENETIAN REPUBLIC’S TAILORING OF PATENT PROTECTION TO THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INVENTION
Stefania Fusco
“You May Be Down and Out, But You Ain’t Beaten”: Collective Bargaining for Incarcerated Workers
Keith Armstrong
The Perceptions of Juvenile Judges Regarding Adolescent Development in Evaluating Juvenile Competency
Colleen M. Berryessa and Jillian Reeves
Prosecutorial Declination Statements
Jessica A. Roth
Federal Detention and “Wild Facts” During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Gabriel A. Fuentes
Retroactive Legality: Marijuana Convictions and Restorative Justice in an Era of Criminal Justice Reform
Deborah M. Ahrens
The Paradox of Justice John Paul Stevens
Sonja R. West and Dahlia Lithwick
A Personal History of the Law Review
John Paul Stevens
Is Justice Irrelevant?
John Paul Stevens
Introductory Comment, Seventy-Fifth Volume
John Paul Stevens
Monopoly or Monopolization––A Reply to Professor Rostow
Edward R. Johnston and John Paul Stevens
Price-Fixing in the Motion Picture Industry
John Paul Stevens
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