Volume 103
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Online2026
A Stage with Three Kings: EdTech, Sovereignty, and the Future of Transatlantic Data Law
The landmark Microsoft Ireland case highlights the limits of U.S. law enforcement authority to compel access to data stored abroad during criminal investigations. In…
Qifan Zhang -
Online2025
The Wrong Level of Generality: Misapplying Bruen to Young-Adult Firearm Rights
Three relatively recent appellate opinions—McCoy v. ATF, National Rifle Ass’n v. Bondi, and Rocky Mountain Gun Owners v. Polis—upheld modern restrictions on 18-to-20-year-old adults’…
George A. Mocsary -
Online2025
The Fifth Circuit’s Holding in National Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association v. Black Keeps HISA from Crossing the Wire
The Framers of the Constitution deliberately divided federal powers among three branches, ensuring that each branch is held accountable by the others. The private…
Kyle Kendall -
Online2025
Birthright Citizenship of Child Born to Enemy Alien Visitors
This is the story of Mogridge v. United States, in which the United States asserted, and a multinational commission held, that a child born…
John Vlahoplus & Michael L. Rosin -
Online2025
Why Charters?
While charters are poorly designed for broad public transparency, they still provide benefits by functioning like a recording system that reduces investigation costs and…
Abraham J.B. Cable -
Online2025
Recovering from Rucho: How States Can Create National Partisan Fairness
Rucho v. Common Cause and the failure to pass H.R. 1 have left national gerrymandering reform on life support. At present, however, states committed to…
James Piltch & Aaron Goldzimer