Professors Lisa Manheim and Elizabeth Porter in the Supreme Court Review
Professors Manheim and Porter explore the Supreme Court’s treatment of suppressive voting restrictions and propose a new constitutional model in response.
Faculty Scholarship
Tribes, Trust and Trump
In two of his latest publications, Professor Robert Anderson explores two separate yet linked issues shaping U.S. environmental policy.
Professor Nicolas in the UC Irvine Law Review
Professor Peter Nicolas explores how the U.S. Supreme Court dramatically transforms constitutional doctrine without formally overturning precedent, in a work forthcoming in the UC Irvine Law Review.
Professor Gardner in the Columbia Law Review
Professor Trevor Gardner explores the history of police federalism in a work recently published in the Columbia Law Review.
Professors Manheim and Watts in the University of Chicago Law Review
Professors Lisa Manheim and Kathryn Watts explore judicial review of executive orders in a work forthcoming in the University of Chicago Law Review.
Professor Calo in the UCLA Law Review
Professor Ryan Calo, writing with Madeline Lamo, explores the regulation of bot speech in a work forthcoming in the UCLA Law Review.