Archives: Issues

Symposium

The Future of Voting Rights

Preface
Alessandra N. Baniel-Stark

Introductory Remarks of Richard Pildes
Richard Pildes

Remarks of Robert Bauer
Robert Bauer

Remarks of Benjamin L. Ginsberg
Benjamin L. Ginsberg

Remarks of Myrna Pérez
Myrna Pérez

Remarks of Dale Ho
Dale Ho

Remarks of Julie Fernandes
Julie Fernandes

Remarks of Spencer A. Overton
Spencer A. Overton

Remarks of Samuel Issacharoff 
Samuel Issacharoff

Questions and Answers

Articles
Voting Rights Litigation After Shelby County: Mechanics and Standards in Section 2 Vote Denial Claims
Dale E. Ho

The Conceits of Our Legal Imagination: Legal Fictions and the Concept of Deemed Authorship
Alina Ng Boyte

Note
Lapides v. Board of Regents of the University of Georgia, State Sovereign Immunity, and the Proper Scope of Waiver-by-Removal
Peter R. Dubrowski

Articles

The Independence of the Vice Presidency
Roy E. Brownell II

Evolution, Not Revolution: A Legislative History of the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act
Harvey P. Dale, Victoria B. Bjorklund, Jennifer I. Reynoso, & Jillian P. Diamant

Lowering the Bar: How Lawyer Discipline in New York Fails to Protect the Public
Stephen Gillers

Making Victims Whole: Compensation of Nuclear Incident Victims in Japan and the United States
Ken Lerner & Edward Tanzman

Note
A Sustainable Budget Should Endure Any Storm
Philip O. Shapiro

Articles

An Analysis of FDA’s Drug Safety Authorities: Challenges and Opportunities Under a New Regulatory Framework
Kevin M. Fain, Keeve E. Nachman, & Laine Rutkow

“Conditional Admission” and Other Mysteries: Setting the Record Straight on the “Admission” Status of Refugees and Asylees
Laura Murray-Tjan

Mandatory Informed Consent Disclosures in the Diagnostic Context: Sometimes Less is More
Krista J. Sterken, Michael B. Van Sicklen, & Norman Fost

Unaccountable Midnight Rulemaking? A Normatively Informative Assessment
Edward H. Stiglitz

Notes
The Foster Care System Looking Forward: The Growing Fiscal and Policy Rationale for the Elimination of the “AFDC Look-Back”
Shardé Armstrong

Transparency and the Office of Legal Counsel
Eric Messinger