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The New National Security Challenge to the Economic Order
; cybercrime; terrorism; and threats to infrastructure, industry, and the media. These policies are also increasingly likely to conflict with trade and
Navassa: Property, Sovereignty, and the Law of the Territories
exploit and profit from their colonies. Surely it requires some justification now to tell those colonies that the same tools are unavailable to them—that
Forum: Evicted: The Socio-Legal Case for the Right to Housing
disinvestment. As Sherrena explains to Desmond, “The ‘hood is good. There’s a lot of money there.” The money, as it turns out, comes from exploiting the supply
Forum: The Dominance of Teams in the Production of Legal Knowledge
unreasonable to think that they would bring some of the pro-team norms from these disciplines to the practice of legal research. The findings could also
Forum: Griswold and the Public Dimension of the Right to Privacy
of them involved access to justice. The Court held in Griffin v. Illinois that indigent defendants have a right to transcripts of their trials, even if
Forum: The Limits of Mobility and the Persistence of Urban Inequality
What Schleicher fails to confront, however, are the additional costs to low-income and disadvantaged populations once they enter these markets. In
Forum: The Origins of U.S. Territorial Taxation and the Insular Cases
taxation. Today, these costs entitle the territories to the fiscal benefits that they, in part, fund. Denying welfare benefits based on formal exemption
Forum: The Social Meaning of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
claims to all of their pre-tax income. Proponents of the preference for capital income do not justify it on these terms. They argue that lower taxes
Forum: The Power of the Corporate Charging Decision over Corporate Conduct
before asking companies to waive their attorney-client privilege and share confidential, protected information with the government. (We discuss these
Forum: Escape Into the Panopticon: Virtual Worlds and the Surveillance Society
seriously, however, there remains the problem of private data collection. Virtual worlds are enormous cameras. As people live more of their lives online