West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency1 is the Supreme Court's most important
administrative law decision in decades. The opinion's significance is due principally to the …

This Article examines the US Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health
Organization, demonstrating how the Court deploys new arguments about women's political …

Imagine there was a statute that allowed federal agencies to seek and promptly receive from
Congress formal endorsements of their statutory interpretations-and that Congress could …

When the number of seats to be elected in the districts of an electoral system is not
proportional to their population, the cost of seats in raw votes tends to vary across districts …

Can rights litigation meaningfully advance social change in this moment? Many progressive
or social justice legal scholars, lawyers, and advocates would argue" no." Constitutional …

This article is the first comprehensive treatment of countermajoritarian roll call outcomes in
the US Senate, 1789–2022. Divergences from majoritarian principles are rooted in part in …

This study is a geographical investigation of malapportionment in the United States Senate,
using national-level tables and graphs for all census years from 1790 through 2020, and …

Despite their checkered history, contingency fees are deeply embedded in the American
legal system. As Part I discusses, they have been around since the country's founding …

More Americans became unemployed in 2020 than at any time since 1939.1 Yet, despite the
heaviest job losses since the Great Depression, poverty went down in 2020-thanks to a …

Modern separation of powers doctrine is in disarray. While the Supreme Court routinely
decides questions of interbranch conflict, agency structure, and delegation, 1 both its …