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Data Portability Revisited: Toward the Human-Centric, AI-Driven Data Ecosystems of Tomorrow
Mark Fenwick Professor of International Business Law, Michael Fertik Managing Partner, Paulius Jurcys Senior Lecturer, and Timo Minssen Professor of Law
Criminal Punishment as a Human Right?
Saira Mohamed
“Justice of Our Own”: Defining Success at the Red Hook Community Justice Center
Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg and Peter Dixon
Justice Through Proximity: Theoretical Foundations and Practical Applications of Collaborative Justice
Federica Coppola and Jarrell E. Daniels
Plan-B Activist Defense: Defending Animal-Rights Activists in Courtrooms Hostile to Political Argumentation
Hadar Aviram
Anti-Holistic Algorithms
Itay Ravid
The Reasonable Officer and the Disabled Subject
Jamelia N. Morgan
A Fear About Holistic Justice
Farhang Heydari
Standardization and Routine in Criminal Law
Eric S. Fish
Holistic Criminal Justice
Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg
Reconciling Regulatory Impact Analyses and Agencies
Sydney C. Schoonover and W. Kip Viscusi
Analysis of Environmental Law Scholarship 2023-2024
Michael P. Vandenbergh, Chloe C. Allen, Linda K. Breggin, and Sydney C. Schoonover
Reading American Anarchy as a Legal History of Immigrants: Forum on Willrich's American Anarchy Forum: Willrich's American Anarchy
Daniel J. Sharfstein
How can policy balance the goals of transition acceleration and justice? Permitting reform, large-scale renewable energy, and host communities in the United States
J. B. Ruhl and David J. Hess
Governing complexity: A comparative assessment of four governance models with applications to climate change mitigation and adaptation
J. B. Ruhl, Niko Soininen, Barbara Cosens, and Lance Gunderson
Responsive Democracy and the Administrative State
Edward L. Rubin
Do Representative Payments Matter?
Brian T. Fitzpatrick and Colton Cronin
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