Reply to Hasen and Matsusaka

Reply to:  Richard L. Hasen & John G. Matsusaka, Some Skepticism About the “Separable [...]

Rethinking Immigration Detention (part II)

II.  Dismantling Excessive Detention?
The Schriro Report acknowledges that most immigration [...]



Rethinking Immigration Detention (part I)

In recent years, scholars have drawn attention to the myriad ways in which the lines between [...]

Some Skepticism About the “Separable Preferences” Approach to the Single Subject Rule: A Comment on Cooter & Gilbert

Response To:  Robert D. Cooter & Michael D. Gilbert, A Theory of Direct Democracy and the [...]

Correct Diagnosis; Wrong Cure: A Response To Professor Suk

Response To:  Julie C. Suk, Are Gender Stereotypes Bad for Women?  Rethinking [...]



Feature Selection Methods for Solving the Reference Class Problem: Comment on Edward K. Cheng, “A Practical Solution to the Reference Class Problem”

Response
to:   Edward K. Cheng, A Practical Solution to the
Reference Class Problem, [...]

Building Capacity for the Transnational Regulation of Migration

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Two significant conceptual errors frame the public debate
concerning labor [...]

Managing Migration Through Crime

Editor’s Note:  This is the first in a series of three pieces on immigration law which will be [...]

Personal Sovereignty and Normative Power Skepticism

Companion
to:  Jody S. Kraus, The Correspondence of Contract
and Promise, 109 Colum. L. Rev. [...]

“Duty-Defining Power” and the First Amendment’s Civil Domain

Response
to:  Daniel J. Solove & Neil M. Richards,
Rethinking Free Speech and Civil [...]