Courts often hold that antidiscrimination law protects" immutable" characteristics, like sex
and race. In a series of recent cases, gay rights advocates have persuaded courts to expand …

It is a fundamental tenet of criminal law that we do not judge the criminality of an act based
on the character of the actor. Rather,"[t] he sun of justice shines alike'for the evil and the …

In the recent past, there has been rising attention to systemic racism. The ensuing
discussions have largely focused on COVID‐19 and policing. Despite long‐standing …

In a companion article we introduced the concept of" critical realism," our name for an
analytic posture that strives to begin with as real an account of the human animal-the …

Imagine that you have newly taken charge of a local government, say as mayor of a large
city, and you must confront a range of social, environmental, and health problems. Rates of …

Big cities have frequently enacted public health regulations especially with respect to
tobacco use and obesity that go beyond the state and federal regulatory floors. That cities …

Tax, Command... or Nudge?: Evaluating the New Regulation Page 1 Tax, Command... or
Nudge?: Evaluating the New Regulation Brian Galle* This Article compares for the first time the …

We Americans, this Article argues, have long suffered from" great confusions." On the one
hand, we champion the ideals of equality and freedom. Our equality, we declare, is self …

ABSTRACT On June 23, 2011, the Supreme Court decided an important case that has been
largely overlooked-Sorrell v. IMS Health, Inc.'In Sorrell the Court struck down a Vermont law …

In recent years, controversies regarding 3D printing have been on the rise, with broad
questions raised over its regulation and intellectual property.'Yet, legal scholars have …