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Electoral Adequacy | Yale Law Journal

of all voters in the next twenty-five years will need some form of accommodation. Every person is vulnerable to falling into this category, and nearly

Rethinking Police Expertise | Yale Law Journal

the courts and does not necessarily capture the heart of police work in reality, of which criminal investigation is a fairly small part. Nat’l Rsch

Wikipedia and Intermediary Immunity: Supporting Sturdy Crowd Systems for Producing Reliable Information | Yale Law Journal

Neutral Point of View: The Case of Wikipedia, (Nat’l Bureau of Econ. Research, Working Paper No. 18167, 2012), http://www‌.nber.org/papers/w18167 http

The Ideological Roots of America’s Market Power Problem | Yale Law Journal

the Ninth Circuit has noted, “njury to competition necessarily entails injury to at least some competitors” and competition “consists of a rivalry among

The “M” in MLP: A Proposal for Expanding the Roles of Clinicians in Medical-Legal Partnerships | Yale Law Journal

should regulate rather than prohibit the practice of law by nonlawyers. For now, I do not think MLPs need to go that far—they have room to expand the

Of Power and Process: Handling Harassers in an At-Will World | Yale Law Journal

the workplace hierarchy, have no right to their job, nor any voice in dictating the conditions of their employment. They are vulnerable not only to

Environmental Justice and Tribal Sovereignty: Lessons from Standing Rock | Yale Law Journal

were necessarily diminished.” To reach the conclusion that Tribal Nations—such as the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe—could not claim legal title to their

Prisons as Laboratories of Antidemocracy | Yale Law Journal

3 (2019) (“Prison labor for little or no pay to produce goods and services for the government or private entities is not a new phenomenon and has

The Liman Report and Alternatives to Prolonged Solitary Confinement | Yale Law Journal

secrecy. Media access to prisoners, particularly those in solitary, is limited or non-existent, and many states do not provide adequate data on how their

Introducing Independence to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court | Yale Law Journal

time in its twenty-four-year history in 2002, the atmosphere was nothing short of surreal. The secret appellate court issued no advance notice of the