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In recent years polygamy has taken center stage on prime-time television and in the nation’s courts. After the Supreme Court’s reexamination of marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges, polygamy was thought…

The Supreme Court in Furman v. Georgia tacitly authorized states to impose the death penalty so long as their authorizing statutes ensure that eligibility is not so expansive as to…

Water is an essential and increasingly scarce resource in the west. Such scarcity has revealed the importance of considering the public interest in allocating water rights. Many states, including Arizona,…

The goal of this paper is to describe Jean Braucher’s (hereinafter Jean’s) views about contract law and the behavior to which it purports to apply, as revealed by her published…