2016–2017

Response Pieces

Improving the Exercise of the Attorney General’s Immigration Referral Power: Lessons from the Battle over the “Categorical Approach” to Classifying Crimes
David A. Martin

Midnight Agency Adjudication: Attorney General Review of Board of Immigration Appeals Decisions
Margaret H. Taylor

Asylum and Terrorism: The Death of Human Rights Law?
Moria Paz

What Changes in American Constitutional Law and What Does Not?
Edward A. Purcell, Jr.

The Attorney General’s Disruptive Immigration Power
Bijal Shah

Some Thoughts on the Relevance of Customer Behavior to Discrimination Law: Who Counts as a “Customer”?
Patrick S. Shin

Reading the Readers
Andrew Gilden

Recalibrating the Federal Economic Crime Guideline: An Admiring Rejoinder to Judge Bennett and Friends
Frank O. Bowman, III

Aggregate Litigation & All That We Do Not Know
Brooke D. Coleman

The Presumptions of Classical Liberal Constitutionalism
Matthew J. Lindsay

The Exceptional Nature of Method Claims: A Response to Professor Holbrook
Jason Rantanen

A Modest Proposal? Regulating Customer Discrimination Through the Firm
Naomi Schoenbaum

White-Collar Showdown
Mihailis E. Diamantis

The Need for a General Theory of Discrimination: A Comment on Katharine T. Bartlett & Mitu Gulati, Discrimination by Customers
Richard H. McAdams

Markets, Rights, and Discrimination by Customers
Heather M. Whitney

Arriving Where We’ve Been: Death’s Indignity and the Eighth Amendment
Phyllis Goldfarb