American legal scholarship focuses almost exclusively on federal, state, and local law.
However, there are 574 federally recognized tribal governments within the United States …

Congress routinely fails to articulate the source of authority pursuant to which it enacts
federal statutes. This oversight forces the Supreme Court to sustain the constitutionality of …

This Article operationalizes this history by applying James Madison's analytical framework
of" constitutional liquidation," recently endorsed by the Supreme Court in Chiafalo v …

Although it came and went without much fanfare, March 8, 2019 was a momentous day in
the history of American election law. On that day, the House of Representatives passed the …

This Article calls attention to the development and derailment of a novel cross-governmental
bureaucracy for voter registration. It focuses specifically on voter registration lists as the …

State legislatures are considering passing laws to prevent presidential candidates from
appearing on the ballot if they fail to disclose their tax returns. These proposals exceed the …

The 2020 election revolutionized 232 years of American voting procedure. Voter turnout
surged to its highest level in over a century, and those ballots were cast using a wider variety …

SEGOVIA v. BOARD OF ELECTION COMM. FOR CHICAGO 218 F.Supp.3d 643 (2016) Luis
SEGOVIA, et al., Plaintiffs, v. BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CITY OF …

The distribution of voting rights in the UK is an artefact of history rather than a product of
clear legal or philosophical principles. Consequently, some resident aliens (ie immigrants) …

Dual election administration systems have a substantial history in the United States with
differing characteristics over time and place. A dual election administration system creates …