Vol. 84, Issue 2, 2022

General Topics

This article discusses how U.S. courts have dealt with plural marriage historically and how this issue may be resolved in the future.

This article examines the small business exemption codified in the Family and Medical Leave Act, which excludes from coverage all workers employed with private businesses with less than fifty employees.

This article discusses the history of appeal waivers in NY and offers practical tips to promote their proper execution in criminal courts to protect defendants and reduce caseloads.

This comment analyzes the book banning process and compares the treatment of books and video games.

This note outlines the “whorearchy” mindset and how it explains why certain types of sex work are legal while other types are not.

This note considers the new discovery demand laws in New York and offers recommendations for future legislation on discovery.

This article carries important implications for the constitutionality of the CFTC’s speech-suppressant practices, as well as for any other official attempt to exact surrenders of constitutional rights through settlement agreements.

Only by updating the Jacobson doctrine to incorporate contemporary constitutional norms can the constitutional law of public health resolve the tension between individual rights and communal health.