NOTES

An Objection to Sosa — And to the New Federal Common Law

War, Schemas, and Legitimation: Analyzing the National Discourse About War

Judging the Prosecution: Why Abolishing Peremptory Challenges Limits the Dangers of Prosecutorial Discretion

Prejudice and Remedies: Establishing a Comprehensive Framework for Ineffective Assistance Length-of-Sentence Claims

A Look Inward: Blurring the Moral Line Between the Wealthy Professional and the Typical Criminal

The Fourth Amendment and Antidilution: Confronting the Overlooked Function of the Consent Search Doctrine

Desuetude

Voter and Officeholder Qualifications

BOOK NOTE

Getting to Fair Trade for All

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