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Volume 15, Issue 2

 

Hoodwinked by Rucho: The Illusion of Protection for Racial Gerrymandering in Federal Courts by Krystell Fienco

April 25, 2025

 

Filarsky’s Dilemma: Qualified Immunity for Private Actors and its Potentially Negative Impact on Policing by Timothy Joseph Mondloch

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Sentencing Roulette: The Absurdity and Unconstitutionality of the Crime of Violence Enhancements by Noam Kozlov

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A New Equal Protection and Due Process Clause: Pushing Back on the Eleventh Circuit’s Error in Corbitt by Alberto Bufalino

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