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Remedying Police Brutality Through Sentencing Reduction
Police brutality is a widespread problem that causes significant physical and psychological trauma, undermines faith in the law, and disproportionately impacts communities of color. Existing remedies to police brutality—including civil suits for …
Mail-In Ballots and Constraints on Federal Power Under the Electors Clause
Crisis often begets crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be no exception. With rising concerns over crowding at the polls, many states during the 2020 elections opted to allow voters to use mail-in ballots to vote in the general election. …
Foreword
If a foreword were to be limited to one word, and one word only, this foreword’s one word would be joy. It is a joy to introduce to you a diverse group of authors and their writings on the past, present, and future of a social justice movement that …
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Accepted Notes from the March 2021 Notes and Comments Pool
March 2021 Notes and Comments Pool
Accepted Notes from the January 2021 Notes and Comments Pool
*Va. L. Rev. thank you very much
Looking forward to @WilliamBaude & Steve Sachs, “Is UVA Our Law School?” (UVA L Rev forthcoming 2022)
Breaking, there is only one law school now and it is in Virginia
Andy and I explained why it's quite easy to adopt different judicial review standards for criminal law and policy that won't affect administrative law in this article, which was just published: https://www.virginialawreview.org/articles/nondelegation-and-criminal-law/
Also, @VirginiaLawRev obviously has impeccable taste, 😉
My toughest critic. @VirginiaLawRev
Hot off the (online) presses are the winners of our first annual Student Essay Competition! The prompt asked submissions to analyze how events in 2020 exposed shortcomings or previously misunderstood dynamics of the American legal regime. We're psyched to share the pieces below!