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Deathly Delegation: Analyzing Mississippi’s Execution Statute Under the Nondelegation Doctrine

72 Am. U. L. Rev. 2137 (2023).

By Megan Meissner*
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Ganging Up on Terrorism: Transnational Gangs and Tier III Terrorist Organizations

72 Am. U. L. Rev. 1087 (2023).

By Adam Domitz*
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Beyond Duress: Supporting the Admissibility Of Evidence Of Battered Woman Syndrome to Aid the Defenses of Battered Mothers Charged with Failing to Protect Their Children Against Their Common Abuser

72 Am. U. L. Rev. F. 93 (2023).

By Emily Small*
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Spider-Man: Work from Home and Retain No Copyright Under the Instance and Expense Test

72 Am. U. L. Rev. 657 (2022).

By Shahnoor Kamal Khan*
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Inherently Coercive Entry: ICE’s Use of Unconstitutional Ruses

72 Am. U. L. Rev. F. 59 (2022).

By Karla J. Manzanares*
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Black Lives Matter Protests, the January 6th Insurrection, and Facial Recognition Technology as Admissible Evidence

72 Am. U. L. Rev. 277 (2022).

By Laura C. Powell*
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Unequal Justice: Why Federal Courts Should Adopt the Individualized Approach to Sentencing Defendants Convicted of Drug Conspiracy

72 Am. U. L. Rev. F. 19 (2022).

By Alexis S. Hughes
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Defining “Habitat” Post-Weyerhaeuser: Critical Habitat Regulations Under the Endangered Species Act Must Promote Species Recovery

71 Am. U. L. Rev. 2465 (2022).

By Nate McCabe*
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Florida Court Fees Cost the Vote

71 Am. U. L. Rev. F. 215 (2022).

By Annemarie Gregoire
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“Youth Matters”: Why Demanding the Same Heightened Level of Mitigation in Juvenile Life Without Parole Sentencing Proceedings as Is Required in Capital Sentencing Proceedings Is the Only Constitutional Option

71 Am. U. L. Rev. 2061 (2022).

By Margaret Helein*
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