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The judiciary
Will Baude Suggests the Supreme Court Calls for the Views of the President-Elect
The Volokh Conspiracy
M. Todd Henderson Wins National Law & Economics Tournament
Thirty-two scholars faced off in “Manne Madness Tournament,” marking Law & Economics Center’s fiftieth anniversary
Mark A. Cohen
Albert Alschuler Writes About the Pardon of Hunter Biden
Justia Verdict
Anthony J. Casey Elected to National Bankruptcy Conference
Eric Posner Writes About Populism’s Anti-Corporate Turn
Project Syndicate
Genevieve Lakier Writes About TikTok and the First Amendment
The New York Times
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Artificial intelligence
AI and the Law
Our faculty are at the forefront of exploring the uncharted legal frontiers of artificial intelligence.
By Hal Conick
Erica Zunkel Writes About Biden’s Clemency Promise
The Hill
Constitutional democracy
Aziz Huq Points to South Korea’s Impeachment Saga as Example of Defending Democracy
Project Syndicate
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Theory in Practice: At the Center of a Supreme Court Case
William Baude’s Interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment in Trump v. Anderson Made Headlines—And He Stands by His Argument
By Claire L. Parins
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