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This Note discusses the intricate landscape of water rights and obligations in the western United States, focusing on recent legal developments and the historical state of the law. It analyzes…

Many people have decried the rising partisanship on the U.S. Supreme Court. One particular lament concerns the Court’s departure from precedent, a shift that has eroded longstanding doctrines such as…

Many states, notably California, have adopted the ABC test to determine whether work relationships are employment subject to minimum labor standards. Businesses that classify their workforce as independent contractors argue…

Recently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) issued a final rule updating valuations of the social cost of greenhouse gases (“SC-GHG”), which measure the global economic loss caused by the…

Public law scholars often consider how to separate power among and within governmental entities in order to encourage these entities to use that power effectively. However, public law scholars only…

This Article is about violence in the administration of our nation’s immigration laws. More specifically, it focuses on the types of agency actions that might be characterized as “violent,” a…