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Imagine that a future U.S. President, upset about negative press coverage and plummeting approval ratings, issues an executive order instructing all federal agencies to henceforth provide no public access to…

A will is typically a single document that is prepared by a testator at one time. Not all wills are typical, though. A will can comprise multiple documents that are…

The traditional legal story of sovereign restructuring goes something like this: foreign governments cannot file for bankruptcy under domestic law. When faced with the need to restructure unsustainable debts, they…

In the almost three years since the Supreme Court decided Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, overturning the right to abortion established by Roe v. Wade, the scholarly response has…

Following the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization and a series of restrictive state laws post-Dobbs, physicians in many states now face difficult choices between evidence-based…

Brady v. Maryland protects the due process rights of criminal defendants by requiring that prosecutors disclose material exculpatory evidence and impeachment evidence to the defense. United States v. Ruiz subsequently…

This Note explores the role of economic theories in advancing conservation efforts, particularly through the lens of the Northern Jaguar Project (“NJP”) and its initiatives in the United States and…