Most Recent Additions*
Useful Noise: Understanding Dicta and Knowing What to Do with It
Len Niehoff and Tucker Gribble
The Joy of the Fight: What Litigators Can Learn from the Martial Arts
Len Niehoff and Tim Lynch
Understanding Federal Rule of Evidence 104(b) on Building Walls and Missing Bricks
Len Niehoff and Shannon Hickey
A Law at War with Itself: Character Evidence and the Doctrine of Chances
Len Niehoff and Shannon Hickey
How the U.S. Constitution Shapes International Tax Law: Instrument Choice in Tax Agreements
Noam Noked, Young Ran (Christine) Kim, and Reuven Avi-Yonah
Can – and Should – the UN Charter Be Saved?
Steven Ratner
The Basis of the Labor Exemption Reconsidered
Sanjukta Paul
COVID and the Great Retrenchment
Samuel R. Bagenstos
Report on the 2025-26 Survey of Applied Legal Education
David A. Santacroce, Robert R. Kuehn, June T. Tai, and Sarah Boonin
The Vanishing Voice: Juror Disenfranchisement in Capital Cases and The Erosion of Constitutional Protections
Yacenda Hudson
Police Surveillance and the Perils of Techno-Solutionism
Prithika Balakrishnan
Litigating Birthright Citizenship in the Shadow of World War II: The Continuing Relevance of a Forgotten Case
Rachel E. Rosenbloom
Front Matter
Michigan Journal of Race & Law
Feedback Loops: Fly on the Wall
Patrick Barry
Feedback Loops: Half-Life Your Message
Patrick Barry
Feedback Loops: What Am I Missing?
Patrick Barry
What is Hate Speech? A Proposal for an Ordinary and Legal Definition
Hannah Van Dijcke
Algorithmic Medicine and the Duty to Disclose: Informed Consent Through the Lens of Radiology
Lee Rodriguez
Old Rulings, New Reasons
Jack Boeglin
*Updated as of 09/21/26.