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Most Recent Additions*

Teaching Business Immigration: The Law and the Reality
Da'Niel Rowan

How Do You Teach Immoral Laws?
Nicole Hallett

Decolonizing Colorblind Asylum Narratives
Karla Mari McKanders

Teaching Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Citizenship and Immigration
Ming Hsu Chen

On Teaching Crimmigration Law
Philip L. Torrey

Anti-Carceral Theory and Immigration: A View From Two Law School Clinics
Sabrina Balgamwalla and Lauren E. Bartlett

Teaching Racial and Social Justice in the Immigration Law Survey Course
Kevin R. Johnson

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Yes, We Klan: Reviving the Ku Klux Klan Act to Punish Insurrectionists
Chandni Challa

The Constitutionality of DACA: Balancing the Rights of Undocumented Individuals and Constitutional Considerations
Olivia Dixon

Preventing Gamesmanship: BIPA Class Action Litigation in the State and Federal Forums
Mary Fletcher

The Insider: Laura Coates’s Just Pursuit and Critiquing Prosecution from Within
Dana Mulhauser

Compulsion, Indoctrination, and Retribution in State Pledge of Allegiance Statutes
Allan Walker Vestal

Probable Cause Reform as Bail Reform
Wendy R. Calaway

Corporate Law, Business Schools, and White-Collar Crime
Eugene McCarthy

The Ethics of Assisting Incarcerated People With Collective Action
Daniel J. Canon

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HOW INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS ALLOW FOR FASHION DUPES
Miranda Nolan

*Updated as of 06/10/23.