Volume 71

Issue 1—November 2022

Faraz Sanei, Reclaiming Establishment: Identity and the “Religious Equality Problem“
Alexander J. Lindvall, The Jury’s Role in Excessive-Force Cases
Ross Steinberg, Injury is Inherent: Presuming Injury in Horizontal Price-Fixing Class Actions
Erin Levy, Off the Wall: Remedying VARA’s “Recognized Stature” Provision’s Failure to Preserve Independent Public Art
Patrick Grey, Trump Stumps the Circuits: Resolving the Split on the Standard of Review for Sentencing and Appeals Under Section 404 of the First Step Act of 2018

Issue 2—December 2022

Mary LaFrance, Apportioning Authorship
Jens Woelk, Forced Together, Never Sustainable? Post-Conflict Federalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Daniel R. Mandelker, A Comment on Professor Wolf’s Zoning Reformed
Patricia E. Salkin, Zoning Reformed: A Conversation with Professor Michael Allan Wolf
Michael Allan Wolf, A Respectful Rejoinder to Two Zoning Legends
Aimee Wuthrich, Unacceptable Exceptions: Why the Ministerial Exception Does Not Encompass Hostile Work Environment Claims
Caitlin Albaugh, Discrimination in Formation: Applying § 1981 to Instances of Preformation Discrimination in the Contractual Process

Issue 3 (forthcoming)

Tessa R. Davis, Amy H. Soled & Jay A. Soled, Revisiting the Tax Treatment of Alimony
Benjamin E. Rosenberg, The Abrogation of Corporate Privilege in Cases Against Employees
Griffin Albaugh, Independent Contractors and Camouflaged Violations: Where the Fair Credit Reporting Act’s “Employment Purposes” Provision Ends and Employer Liability Begins
Alex Speakar, Without Safety a House is not a Home: The Gaps Creating Injustice in Court’s Application of Title VII Analysis to Sexual Harassment Claims Under the FHA
Sarah Schmitz, The Percentage Problem: The Admissibility of Expert Testimony Applying Differential Diagnosis to Idiopathic Diseases

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