Volume 119

Issue 1

• United/States: A Revolutionary History of American Statehood - Craig Green*
• Discovery as Regulation - Diego A. Zambrano*
• Unplanned Obsolescence: Interpreting the Automatic Telephone Dialing System After the Smartphone Epoch - Walter Allison*
• Reclaiming Access to Truth in Reproductive Healthcare After National Institute of Family & Life Advocates v. Becerra - Diane Kee*
• Resolving "Resolved": Covenants Not to Sue and the Availability of CERCLA Contribution Actions - Jacob Podell*

Issue 2

• Politics, Identity, and Class Certification on the U.S. Courts of Appeals - Stephen B. Burbank & Sean Farhang*
• Equal Protection Under Algorithms: A New Statistical and Legal Framework - Crystal S. Yang* & Will Dobbie**
• Arbitration Waiver and Prejudice - Timothy Leake*
• Possible Reliance: Protecting Legally Innocent Johnson Claimants - Keagan Potts*

Issue 3

• Symmetry's Mandate: Constraining the Politicization of American Administrative Law - Daniel E. Walters
• America's Paper Prisons: The Second Chance Gap - Colleen Chien
• Restoring the Power of the Convening Authority to Adjust Sentences - Jacob R. Weaver

Issue 4

• Structural Labor Rights - Hiba Hafiz
• Anti-Modalities - David E. Pozen
• The Doctrine of Clarifications - Pat McDonell
• Rethinking the Reasonable Response: Safeguarding the Promise of Kingsley for Conditions of Confinement - Hanna Rutkowski

Issue 5

• The Democracy Principle in State Constitutions - Jessica Bulman-Pozen
• The Lost Promise of Disability Rights - Claire Raj
• Affirmative Inaction: A Quantitative Analysis Progress Toward “Critical Mass” in U.S. Legal Education
• The Liar’s Mark: Character and Forfeiture in Federal Rule of Evidence 609(a)(2) - Jesse Schupack

Issue 6

• Will Legal Education Change Post-2020? - Heather K. Gerken*
• Pride and Predators - Heidi S. Bond*
• A Different Type of Property: White Women and the Human Property They Kept - Michele Goodwin*
• The Limits of Deliberation About the Public's Values - Mark Seidenfeld*
• The Rule of Five Guys - Lisa Heinzerling*
• Racial Revisionism - Shaun Ossei-Owusu*
• Pregnancy and the Carceral State - Khiara M. Bridges
• The Market Cannot Be Your Mother - Meghan Boone
• A Perfectly Empty Gift - Christina D. Ponsa-Kraus
• Two Visions of Contract - Hanoch Dagan
• Compensation, Commodification, and Disablement: How Law Has Dehumanized Laboring Bodies and Excluded Nonlaboring Humans - Karen M. Tani
• Tort Law and Civil Recourse - Mark A. Geistfeld
• Restorative Federal Criminal Procedure - Leo T. Sorokin
• The "Innocence" of Bias - Osamudia James
• Can Prosecutors End Mass Incarceration? - Rachel E. Barkow
• Natural Language Processing for Lawyers and Judges - Frank Fagan
• The Geopolitics of American Policing - Andrew Lanham

Issue 7

• Suspect Spheres, Not Enumerated Powers: A Guide for Leaving the Lamppost - Richard Primus* and Roderick M. Hills, Jr.**
• The Meaning of Sex: Dynamic Words, Novel Applications, and Original Public Meaning - William N. Eskridge Jr.*, Brian G. Slocum**, Stefan Th. Gries†
• Reviving Negotiated Rulemaking for an Accessible Internet - Julie Moroney*
• Excluding 'Undesirable' Immigrants: Public Charge as Disability Discrimination - Alessandra N. Rosales*

Issue 8

• Territorial Exceptionalism and the American Welfare State - Andrew Hammond*
• Fee Simple Failures: Rural Landscapes and Race - Jessica A. Shoemaker*
• Remediating Racism for Rent: A Landlord’s Obligation Under the FHA - Mollie Krent*†
• Ranked-Choice Voting as Reprieve from the Court-Ordered Map - Benjamin P. Lempert*

MLR Online

• The Wolf We Feed: Democracy, Caste, and Legitimacy - Benjamin Justice* and Tracey L. Meares**
• Beyond Qualified Immunity - Fred O. Smith, Jr.
• The Values of the Administrative State: A Reply to Seidenfeld - Blake Emerson
• Because of Bostock - Noelle N. Wyman
• Symmetry and (Network) Neutrality - Tejas N. Narechania*
• In Defense of (Circuit) Court-Packing - Xiao Wang
• How Definitive Is Fourth Amendment Textualism? - Evan H. Caminker
• The Sacred Fourth Amendment Text - Christopher Slobogin
• Hernandez, Bivens, and the Supreme Court's Expanding Theory of Judicial Abdication - William J. Aceves

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