This Essay argues that the legal system has allocated power over abortion and gender-affirming care decisions for minors in ways that may jeopardize rather than protect children’s well-being. The law ...

Property insurance availability is threatened by climate change. Deregulating insurance markets is not the solution. Stopping insurers’ financial support for fossil fuels, subrogation suits against ...

The President is criminally immune. But what about the rest of government? This Note demonstrates that immunities crafted for the President often creep downward to shield executive-branch officials.

Critics argue that the Civil Rights Act of 1866 prevents charitable giving based on race. This Feature defends these charitable contributions as consistent with both the 1866 Act and tax-exemption law ...

Tort law’s famous Hand Formula does not align with how laypeople judge whether conduct is reasonable. Five original experiments demonstrate that the Hand Formula fails to capture the outsized, Kantian ...

Many prominent calls for compromise between Russia and Ukraine neglect a binding rule of international law: a treaty by which an aggressor extracts concessions in exchange for peace is void. This Note ...

abstract. Private charitable organizations have long enjoyed the freedom to determine their mission and render appropriate charitable assistance, including by taking race, ethnicity, gender, and other ...

abstract. Recent calls for a negotiated settlement to Russia’s war on Ukraine neglect whether such a settlement would be lawful. Yet under a settled principle of international law, a coerced treaty is ...